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I got an email from Chase a few days ago (which landed in my spam folder so I didn't notice it until today). I'm assuming this is a new feature, I didn't know about it before, and I didn't see any recent threads here about it so...
They now offer the option to lock and unlock your credit card from the website or mobile app. It's under the three-dot menu under Account Services. See screenshot. This is handy if you lose or misplace your Chase card. According to the website, "New purchases, cash advances and balance transfers are instantly blocked. Fees, credits and recurring transactions aren't affected." You can lock or unlock your card anytime.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Can it lock Chase out from one's life?
I sure hope not. Chase is the best credit card issuer out there!
It's been around since I got my card (which is only a month ago) so I actually thought this was a feature they've had for a while. That's interesting actually.
yeah its a new feature. maybe about 1-2 months. Discover also has it
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From what I've seen Discover has it, Chase has it, Citi has it, but haven't found the feature for American Express. Am I just not looking hard enough?
I think it is recent but super useful. My DH left his Chase Amazon at the airport and I was able to lock it and order a new one right from the app.
That feature is hugely beneficial in certain cases of, well, when a colleague decides to hide your wallet and then leave work for the day. It will save you from reporting them all stolen for a short time .
@Matt9543 wrote:From what I've seen Discover has it, Chase has it, Citi has it, but haven't found the feature for American Express. Am I just not looking hard enough?
only thing ive seen for amex is you can lock AU cards but i have not found how to lock your own