Can Someone have 2 login acct with chase

[Jccflat]

One with for the checking and the CC can be there also
And another one just the cc if someone wants to give is son to be able to login to see Transactions and more?

[Anonymous]

I don't know about Chase, because I don't have an AU with them. But Amex allows the AU to create a log in so that they can view those transactions.

To answer you question though, I don't think it's possible to have two seperate ID/PW log ins for one account. Especially for a checking. Not unless there are two account holders anyway.

[Anonymous]

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@Jccflat wrote:
One with for the checking and the CC can be there also
And another one just the cc if someone wants to give is son to be able to login to see Transactions and more?

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If you want to be creative:

*Open a business checking account (assuming you have a business);

* close the personal business checking;

* do not combine the two seperate portals when asked;

I have two seperate sign-ins -- biz & personal. I know no other way to do it. 

[Aim_High]

If you're asking about authorized users of a credit card, yes I believe you can set them up a separate login which wouldn't have same functions, features, and visibility of the primary account holder.  Always best to ask Customer Service Representative.

In my case, I have two credit card logins.  When I got my INK Business card, it had to be on a separate portal but from there I can also see my personal cards.  But I have a login still that shows only my personal cards, but NOT business. 

[Raisondetre]

I don't think so, unless one is for business, they give separate logins for that.

Husband made me an AU on a few of his Chase cards and when I asked the banker if there was a way I could see the cards/balances, he said no. We even share the same checking account and he can see the cards from his account but when I login to mine, I can't see them at all.

[Remedios]

You cant, unless one is for business account
AU do not have a separate log in
If you have multiple Chase products (except for business) they will all have a single log in and are viewable in one account.
I have two checking, one savings, bunch of other stuff and couple of cards, all in one place.
When I had mortgage with them, i could not even separate that.