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Chime customers may need help with account access, card issues, unauthorized transactions, disputed charges, direct deposits, tax refunds, account holds, account closures, refund checks, Pay Anyone transfers, SpotMe, MyPay, Credit Builder, mobile check deposit, ATM issues, savings transfers, or a complaint about customer service.

Chime is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by Chime’s partner banks, The Bancorp Bank, N.A. and Stride Bank, N.A., Members FDIC. This distinction matters because Chime handles the app, support experience and customer service, while banking services are provided through partner banks.

Chime customer-service information reviewed and updated in June 2026.

How To Contact Chime Customer Service

• Chime Customer Service Phone Number: 1-844-244-6363
• Customer Service Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
• Chime In-App Chat: Open the Chime app, tap Profile, tap Help Center, then tap Chat
• Chime Help Center: Visit the Chime Help Center
• Dispute a Charge: Use the Chime app or call 1-844-244-6363
• Account Login: Sign in to Chime
• Chime App: Use the Chime mobile app to chat, freeze a card, dispute a transaction, check direct deposit, manage alerts and view account activity
• Mailing Address: Chime, P.O. Box 417, San Francisco, CA 94104-0417
• Company Address: Chime Financial, Inc., 101 California Street, Floor 5, San Francisco, CA 94111
• Website: www.Chime.com

Important: Chime states that customer support is not available at its headquarters. For account, card, dispute, direct deposit or refund problems, use the Chime app or call 1-844-244-6363.

Chime Is Not a Bank

Chime is a financial technology company. Banking services are provided by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. or Stride Bank, N.A., Members FDIC. Chime says deposits are FDIC-insured through its partner banks, but Chime itself is not an FDIC-insured bank.

This distinction is important when dealing with:

• Deposit insurance questions
• Account agreements
• Debit card issuing bank questions
• Credit Builder account questions
• MyPay or credit-product questions
• Regulatory complaints
• Closed-account refund issues
• Disputes involving electronic transfers

Check the back of your Chime card, account agreement or direct-deposit form to identify the partner bank associated with your account.

Choose the Correct Chime Support Route

• Account access or login problem: Use the Chime app, website login tools or call 1-844-244-6363.
• Unauthorized transaction: Freeze the card in the app, then file a dispute immediately.
• Card lost or stolen: Turn off transactions in the app and contact Chime.
• Direct deposit missing: Confirm payroll details with the employer or benefits provider, then contact Chime if the account and routing information are correct.
• Direct deposit returned: Check whether the account was closed, the name did not match, or the deposit came in a business name.
• Account closure or refund check: Contact Chime and confirm the mailing address, remaining balance and refund-check status.
• Pay Anyone transfer issue: Contact Chime, but understand that some sent transfers may not be reversible once claimed.
• Merchant refund missing: Ask the merchant when it initiated the refund, then monitor the Chime app.
• Credit Builder dispute: Use the Chime app or call support, and review Credit Builder statement details.
• SpotMe or MyPay issue: Check eligibility, qualifying direct deposit status and repayment requirements.
• Privacy request: Use Chime’s privacy choices and privacy request tools.

Information To Gather Before Contacting Chime

• Name on the Chime account
• Email address on the account
• Phone number on the account
• Last four digits of the account or card, if requested privately by Chime
• Date and amount of the transaction
• Merchant name or transaction description
• Whether the transaction is pending or posted
• Direct deposit payer name
• Direct deposit date and amount
• Employer or benefits-provider confirmation
• Dispute case number, if available
• Refund confirmation from merchant, if available
• Account closure notice, if applicable
• Mailing address for refund check, if applicable
• Screenshots from the app, without exposing full private information
• The specific resolution requested

Do not publish full account numbers, routing numbers, Social Security numbers, debit card numbers, security codes, one-time verification codes, direct-deposit forms, screenshots showing balances, account emails, home addresses or private identity documents in a public review.

Common Reasons Customers Contact Chime

• Unauthorized transaction
• Card lost or stolen
• Dispute denied
• Temporary credit removed
• ATM cash not dispensed
• Direct deposit missing
• Direct deposit returned
• Tax refund not received
• Account locked or restricted
• Account closed
• Refund check not received after closure
• Merchant refund missing
• Pay Anyone transfer sent to wrong person
• Mobile check deposit issue
• Debit card declined
• Credit Builder account question
• SpotMe eligibility problem
• MyPay access or repayment issue
• App login or verification-code problem
• Identity theft or fake Chime account

Dispute a Chime Transaction

Chime lets customers dispute certain debit card, Credit Builder, ACH, ATM and transfer-related transactions through the app or by calling customer service.

How To Dispute a Charge in the Chime App

1. Open the Chime app.
2. Tap the account with the transaction.
3. Find and select the transaction.
4. Tap “Problem with this transaction?”
5. Follow the prompts to file the dispute.
6. Upload supporting documents if requested.
7. Watch for email or app updates from Chime.

If the app does not allow you to file the dispute, call 1-844-244-6363.

Useful Dispute Details

• Transaction date
• Merchant name
• Amount
• Whether the transaction was authorized
• Whether the card was lost or stolen
• Whether the merchant promised a refund
• Whether the item or service was received
• Whether the amount was wrong
• Whether the ATM failed to dispense cash
• Any merchant receipts, emails or screenshots

Unauthorized Transaction or Account Hacked

If you do not recognize a Chime transaction, act quickly.

Immediate Steps

1. Open the Chime app.
2. Turn off card transactions.
3. Change your Chime password.
4. Change the password on the email account connected to Chime.
5. Review recent transactions.
6. File a dispute for unauthorized transactions.
7. Call Chime at 1-844-244-6363.
8. Do not share verification codes with anyone who contacts you.
9. Contact other financial institutions if the same password or phone number was used elsewhere.

If someone opened a Chime account in your name, report it as identity theft and follow Chime’s identity-theft process. Chime may ask for documentation to support the investigation.

Temporary Credits and Dispute Timelines

Chime may provide a temporary credit while a dispute is investigated, depending on the transaction type and circumstances. If a dispute is denied, Chime may remove the temporary credit after giving final notice.

Customers should watch for:

• Dispute confirmation
• Requests for additional information
• Temporary credit notices
• Final determination emails
• Temporary credit reversal notices
• Documents used in the investigation

If Chime denies a dispute and you believe the decision is wrong, ask what documents were used, provide new information when available, and keep all communication in writing when possible.

Merchant Refunds

Chime says merchant refunds usually take 5 to 7 business days after the merchant initiates the refund. The timeline begins when the merchant processes the refund, not necessarily when you return an item or request the refund.

Before Contacting Chime About a Refund

• Ask the merchant when the refund was initiated.
• Get a refund receipt or confirmation number.
• Check whether the refund was sent to the original card.
• Check whether the card was replaced, frozen or closed.
• Check whether the refund is pending in the app.
• Wait the normal processing time.
• Contact Chime if the refund still does not appear.

If the merchant never initiated the refund, Chime may not be able to see or speed up the refund.

Account Closure and Refund Checks

If you close a Chime account with a remaining balance, Chime says you should transfer the remaining balance to an external bank before closing. If you do not transfer the funds, Chime says a refund check will be issued within 14 days of account closure.

Before Closing a Chime Account

• Download statements and tax documents.
• Cancel or move direct deposits.
• Cancel automatic payments.
• Transfer the remaining balance to another account.
• Confirm the mailing address.
• Save account-closure confirmation.
• Watch for pending disputes or refunds.

If a Refund Check Is Late

• Call 1-844-244-6363.
• Confirm the account closure date.
• Confirm the refund amount.
• Confirm the mailing address.
• Ask whether the check was issued.
• Ask whether a replacement check or stop-payment process is needed.
• Save the case number.
• Escalate in writing if the funds remain unresolved.

Closed-account refund delays can be serious because they may prevent access to needed funds. Keep written records and consider a regulator complaint if the issue remains unresolved after contacting Chime.

Missing Direct Deposit

Direct deposits depend on the payer, payroll provider, benefits provider, ACH timing, weekends, holidays and whether the account information is correct.

Before Calling Chime

1. Confirm the payer sent the deposit.
2. Confirm the exact amount and date.
3. Confirm the account and routing number used.
4. Check whether the deposit went to a closed account.
5. Check whether the name on the deposit matches the Chime account.
6. Ask the employer or benefits provider for a trace number.
7. Check weekends and bank holidays.
8. Contact Chime if the payer confirms the deposit was sent to the correct account.

First-time direct deposits can take up to two pay cycles to switch to Chime. If a deposit is returned, contact the payer for alternate payment options.

Direct Deposit Returned

Chime may return a direct deposit for reasons such as a closed account, name mismatch, business deposit, SBA-loan-related business deposit, payer reversal, or other review issue.

What To Do

• Contact the employer, payroll provider or benefits agency.
• Ask why the deposit was returned.
• Confirm the name, account number and routing number.
• Ask when the payer will reissue the funds.
• Use another account if the Chime account is closed.
• Ask Chime for any details available from its review.

Returned deposits are typically handled between Chime, the partner bank and the payer. The payer usually controls when replacement funds are issued.

Pay Anyone Transfer Problems

Chime Pay Anyone transfers can be difficult to reverse once money is sent to another Chime member or once a non-member claims the funds.

If You Sent Money to the Wrong Person

• Contact the recipient immediately.
• Ask the recipient to return the funds.
• Contact Chime support through the app or phone.
• Provide the transfer date, amount and recipient information.
• Ask whether the transfer is still unclaimed.
• Save all messages and confirmations.

Be careful with Pay Anyone transfers. Scammers often ask for instant transfers because they may be hard or impossible to reverse after the recipient claims the money.

Card Lost, Stolen or Declined

If a Chime card is lost or stolen, turn off transactions in the app immediately and contact Chime. If a card is declined, the reason may involve card status, insufficient funds, account limits, disabled transactions, expired card, merchant issue, network issue or suspicious activity review.

Card Safety Steps

• Turn off card transactions in the app.
• Review recent purchases.
• Report unauthorized transactions.
• Request a replacement card.
• Update recurring payments after the replacement card arrives.
• Use virtual card or digital wallet options only if safe and available.

ATM Cash Not Dispensed

If an ATM charged your Chime account but did not dispense cash, file a dispute and keep all details.

Document This Information

• ATM location
• ATM owner or bank name
• Date and time
• Amount requested
• Amount dispensed, if any
• Receipt or error message
• Photos of the ATM, if safe
• Transaction shown in the Chime app

ATM disputes may require Chime to work with the ATM owner or network, so keep receipts and screenshots.

Credit Builder Support

Chime Credit Builder issues may involve payments, secured account transfers, reporting to credit bureaus, disputed Credit Builder transactions, statement questions, card replacement or account access.

Before Contacting Support

• Check the Credit Builder statement.
• Review Safe Credit Builder settings.
• Check whether money was moved from Checking to Credit Builder.
• Check whether a transaction is pending or posted.
• File a dispute through the app if needed.
• Ask for written details if the issue involves credit reporting.

Credit Builder activity can affect credit reporting. Keep statements, dispute documents and correspondence if you believe information was reported inaccurately.

SpotMe, MyPay and Instant Loan Issues

Chime offers optional products and features that may depend on qualifying direct deposits, repayment status, eligibility rules and account standing.

Common Issues

• Lost SpotMe access
• SpotMe limit changed
• MyPay access removed
• MyPay repayment problem
• Instant Loan payment applied unexpectedly
• Qualifying direct deposit not recognized
• Chime Plus or Chime Prime status changed

Review eligibility requirements in the app and contact Chime if a qualifying direct deposit, repayment or feature status appears incorrect.

Mobile Check Deposit Problems

Mobile check deposit issues may involve eligibility, check type, check image quality, limits, hold time, rejected check, duplicate deposit, endorsement problems or name mismatch.

Before Contacting Chime

• Check whether mobile check deposit is available on the account.
• Confirm the check is eligible.
• Confirm the name on the check matches the Chime account.
• Endorse the check exactly as instructed.
• Take clear photos in good light.
• Check whether the check was already deposited elsewhere.
• Watch for app messages about approval, rejection or hold time.

Do not destroy the paper check until Chime confirms the mobile deposit has been accepted and fully processed.

Chime Scams and Fake Customer Service Numbers

Chime customers are frequent targets for fake support calls, fake refund texts, fake fraud alerts, fake account-closure messages and payment-transfer scams.

Warning Signs

• The caller asks for your password.
• The caller asks for a one-time verification code.
• The caller asks you to download a remote-access app.
• The caller asks you to move money to “protect” it.
• The message contains a suspicious link.
• The phone number came from a search ad or social media comment.
• The person asks for gift cards, cryptocurrency or wire transfer.
• The person says Chime needs your full card number to unlock your account.

What To Do

1. Hang up or stop replying.
2. Open the Chime app directly.
3. Call 1-844-244-6363.
4. Change your password.
5. Turn off card transactions.
6. Review recent transactions.
7. File disputes for unauthorized activity.
8. Contact other financial institutions if the same phone, email or password was compromised.

Do not trust a phone number just because it appears in a search result, text message, social post or email. Use the Chime app or the official number listed on Chime’s website.

How To Escalate a Chime Complaint

1. Start with Chime support. Use in-app chat or call 1-844-244-6363.
2. Document the issue. Save screenshots, transaction details, dispute numbers, emails and chat transcripts.
3. Ask for a case number. Record the date, time and representative response.
4. Use written communication when needed. Mail important written notices to Chime, P.O. Box 417, San Francisco, CA 94104-0417.
5. Follow dispute deadlines. Respond quickly if Chime asks for additional information.
6. Contact the merchant when a merchant refund is involved. The merchant must initiate many refunds before Chime can post them.
7. Contact the payer for direct deposit issues. Employers and benefits providers control many deposit reissues and corrections.
8. Contact the CFPB when appropriate. Use this for unresolved deposit, account closure, refund, dispute or other consumer financial problems.
9. Contact law enforcement or identity-theft resources if fraud is involved. Use this when someone opened an account in your name or stole funds.

Clearly state the requested resolution, such as restoring access, replacing a card, filing or reopening a dispute, issuing a refund check, correcting a direct deposit, explaining an account closure, reversing a fee, fixing credit reporting or providing written documentation.

Chime Customer Reviews and Complaint Sentiment

At the time this page was updated, the CustomerServiceNumbers.com review module displayed a Chime rating of 0 out of 5 stars based on zero reviews.

Because no reviews have been submitted on this page, there is not yet enough CustomerServiceNumbers.com feedback to identify complaint patterns or measure Chime’s current customer-service performance for disputes, account holds, account closures, direct deposits, card issues, refund checks, Pay Anyone transfers, SpotMe, MyPay or Credit Builder.

The previous article included broad positive and negative claims about Chime customer experiences. Those topics may be relevant, but they were not supported by reviews submitted on this page, so this update separates practical account-help topics from CSN review sentiment.

What To Include in a Chime Review

• Whether the issue involved a transaction dispute, direct deposit, account closure, card issue, refund check, Pay Anyone transfer, SpotMe, MyPay, Credit Builder, mobile deposit or customer support
• Whether support was contacted by app chat, phone or mail
• Whether Chime opened a case
• Whether a temporary credit was provided
• Whether the issue affected access to funds
• Whether a written explanation was received
• How long assistance took
• Whether the issue was ultimately resolved

Do not publish account numbers, routing numbers, debit card numbers, Social Security numbers, verification codes, direct-deposit forms, screenshots showing balances, full names of other account holders, private emails, home addresses or identity documents.

What To Expect When Contacting Chime

• Support may ask you to verify your identity.
• In-app chat is often the fastest route because it connects to your account.
• Chime support is available 24/7 by phone.
• Chime is a fintech company, not a bank.
• Partner banks provide banking services.
• Merchant refunds usually depend on when the merchant sends the refund.
• Dispute decisions may involve temporary credits and final determinations.
• Some Pay Anyone transfers may not be reversible after the recipient claims the funds.
• Closed-account refunds may be issued by check if funds are not transferred out first.
• Headquarters is not a walk-in customer-service location.

Chime Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Chime customer-service phone number?

Chime customer service can be reached at 1-844-244-6363.

Is Chime customer service available 24/7?

Yes. Chime says its Member Services team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Does Chime have chat support?

Yes. Open the Chime app, tap Profile, tap Help Center, then tap Chat.

Is Chime a bank?

No. Chime is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. or Stride Bank, N.A., Members FDIC.

Are Chime deposits FDIC insured?

Chime says deposits are FDIC-insured up to applicable limits through partner banks, The Bancorp Bank, N.A. or Stride Bank, N.A., Members FDIC. Chime itself is not FDIC-insured.

How do I dispute a Chime transaction?

Open the transaction in the Chime app and tap “Problem with this transaction?” If the app does not allow you to file the dispute, call 1-844-244-6363.

What should I do if my Chime card is lost or stolen?

Turn off transactions in the app immediately, review recent activity, report unauthorized charges and contact Chime.

How long do Chime merchant refunds take?

Chime says merchant refunds usually take 5 to 7 business days after the merchant initiates the refund.

What should I do if my direct deposit is missing?

Confirm the deposit with your employer or benefits provider, verify the account and routing number, ask for a trace number, and contact Chime if the payer confirms it was sent correctly.

Why was my Chime direct deposit returned?

Chime may return a deposit if the account is closed, the name does not match, the deposit is for a business account, the payer reverses it or another review issue applies.

How do I close my Chime account?

Download statements, move direct deposits and automatic payments, transfer the remaining balance to another account, then follow Chime’s account-closure process.

What happens to my money if I close my Chime account?

Chime says customers should transfer remaining funds before closing. If funds are not transferred, Chime says a refund check will be issued within 14 days after account closure.

What is Chime’s mailing address?

Chime lists P.O. Box 417, San Francisco, California 94104-0417 for mail. Use the official instructions for your specific dispute, account or product issue.

Where is Chime headquartered?

Chime Financial, Inc. lists 101 California Street, Floor 5, San Francisco, California 94111. Chime states that no customer support is available at headquarters.

Who are Chime’s partner banks?

Chime’s banking services are provided by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. or Stride Bank, N.A., Members FDIC.

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