Chase Bank Voided Check

A voided check from JPMorgan Chase is a blank check marked with "VOID" across its face. It displays your Chase account number and routing number in MICR format along the bottom edge, making it the standard document employers and billers need to verify your banking details. Because the word VOID prevents the check from being cashed, it is safe to provide to any trusted party for direct deposit, automatic payment, or account verification purposes.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is the largest bank in the United States by total assets, headquartered in New York City. Founded in 1799 as The Manhattan Company, the bank merged with J.P. Morgan & Co. in 2000 and acquired Bank One in 2004 to form the institution known today. Chase is a Member FDIC bank, and deposits are insured up to $250,000 per depositor. The bank serves more than 80 million consumer households through roughly 4,700 branches in all 48 contiguous states, offering checking accounts, savings accounts, CDs, credit cards, mortgage loans, auto loans, and investment services under the Chase and J.P. Morgan brands.

To get a voided check from Chase using VoidedCheck.com, follow these steps: (1) Visit VoidedCheck.com and search for "Chase" or enter your Chase routing number directly. (2) Enter your Chase account number, which you can find in the Chase Mobile app under account details or on a previous bank statement. (3) Add your name and address as they appear on your Chase account. (4) Preview the voided check to confirm all details are correct. (5) Download your voided check as a PNG image or PDF document. (6) Print or email the voided check to your employer, mortgage company, or other requesting party.

Many Chase customers no longer carry paper checkbooks, relying instead on the Chase Mobile app, Zelle, and online bill pay for everyday transactions. When a voided check is requested, ordering a new box of checks can take one to two weeks and cost between $20 and $35. VoidedCheck.com eliminates that wait entirely.

Chase uses multiple routing numbers depending on the state where your account was opened. The most common Chase routing numbers include 021000021 for accounts opened in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, 022300173 for accounts in parts of New York, and 071000013 for accounts in Illinois. You can confirm your Chase routing number by logging into chase.com, navigating to your checking account details, and looking under "Account & routing numbers." You can also find it printed at the bottom left of any existing Chase check.

When setting up direct deposit with a new employer, your HR or payroll department will ask for a voided check or a direct deposit authorization form. A voided check from VoidedCheck.com contains the same information found on a physical Chase check: the bank's routing number, your account number, your name, and the word VOID printed clearly across the face. Most employers accept a printed or emailed copy of a digitally generated voided check.

Beyond direct deposit, Chase customers commonly need voided checks for setting up automatic mortgage payments through Chase Home Lending, linking an external savings account at another institution, verifying account ownership during a loan application, and establishing recurring ACH debits for insurance premiums or utility bills. Chase is also one of the largest mortgage originators and auto lenders in the country, and voided checks are frequently required during these application processes.

Chase offers several checking account options including Chase Total Checking ($12/month, waivable), Chase Secure Banking ($4.95/month), Chase Premier Plus Checking, and Chase Sapphire Checking. Regardless of which Chase checking account you hold, the voided check format is identical. The routing number is determined by the state where your account was opened, not by the type of checking account you have.

For business customers, Chase also offers Chase Business Complete Checking and Chase Performance Business Checking. A voided check for a Chase business account works the same way — you enter the business routing number and business account number, and VoidedCheck.com generates the document. Business voided checks are commonly needed for payroll processing, vendor payments, and tax filings.

Security is a top priority when generating any financial document. VoidedCheck.com uses AES-256 encryption to protect your data during the generation process and does not store your account number after your voided check is created. Routing numbers are sourced directly from the Federal Reserve's FedACH Participant Directory, the same database banks themselves use to route electronic payments.

Ready to generate your voided check? Create your JPMorgan Chase voided check now — it takes less than 60 seconds with your routing number pre-filled.

Understanding the MICR Line on Your JPMorgan Chase Voided Check

When your employer, landlord, or insurance company asks for a voided check, they are looking for a standardized document that contains your JPMorgan Chase routing number and account number in a machine-readable format. The MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) line at the bottom of the check encodes these numbers in a format that payment processors and financial institutions can read electronically. This is the same format used on every physical check printed by JPMorgan Chase and is the reason voided checks remain the gold standard for account verification even in the digital age. You can generate your JPMorgan Chase voided check here on VoidedCheck.com with your routing number pre-filled — just enter your account number and download instantly.