The fastest way to order checks from Chase

You can order checks through your Chase online banking account, by phone, or by mail. The online method is fastest — you can place an order in minutes and checks typically arrive within 7 to 10 business days. If you need them sooner, Chase offers expedited shipping for an additional fee.

Chase also partners with third-party check printers like Deluxe and Harland Financial Services. These vendors often have lower prices than ordering directly from Chase, though delivery takes slightly longer. Your choice depends on whether you prioritize speed or cost.

Key Takeaways

  • Ordering checks online through your Chase account is the quickest method and takes only a few minutes to complete.
  • Standard delivery is 7 to 10 business days; expedited options cost more but arrive faster if you need checks urgently.
  • Third-party printers like Deluxe offer cheaper checks than Chase but may take 10 to 14 business days for delivery.
  • You will need your routing number and account number, both visible on your checks or available in your Chase account details.
  • Reordering is simpler than the first order — Chase remembers your previous check design and can reprint it without changes.

Ordering checks online through Chase.com

Log into your Chase online banking account and look for the "Checks" or "Order Checks" option, usually found under Account Services or in the left navigation menu. Click through to the check ordering portal. You will see options for check style, quantity, and delivery speed.

Select the number of checks you want — Chase typically offers boxes of 25, 50, or 100. Choose your check design from the available templates. Review your account and routing number to make sure they are correct before confirming your order. You will be charged at checkout; standard orders cost between $10 and $20 per box depending on design, while expedited shipping adds $5 to $15.

After you place the order, Chase sends a confirmation email with a tracking number. You can check the status of your order by logging back into your account or clicking the link in the confirmation email.

Ordering by phone or mail

Call Chase customer service at the number on the back of your debit card or on your statement. Tell them you want to order checks. They will verify your identity, confirm your account details, and walk you through design and quantity options. Phone orders take the same 7 to 10 business days as online orders.

To order by mail, write to the address on your statement or call to request a check order form. Fill it out with your account number, routing number, and desired check style, then mail it back with payment. Mail orders are slower — expect 2 to 3 weeks from the time Chase receives your form.

Using third-party check printers

Deluxe and Harland Financial Services are authorized vendors for Chase customers. You can order through their websites directly or through links in your Chase account. These printers often charge $5 to $12 per box, roughly half the Chase price, but standard delivery is 10 to 14 business days instead of 7 to 10.

The checks are identical to those ordered through Chase — they have your name, address, account number, and routing number printed on them. The main trade-off is waiting longer to save money. If you are not in a rush, third-party printers are the cheaper option.

What information you need before ordering

Have your routing number and account number ready. Both appear on the bottom left of any check you currently have. If you do not have a check, log into your Chase account and go to Account Details or Account Information — both numbers are listed there.

You will also need to decide on a check design. Chase offers basic designs at no extra cost and premium designs for a small upcharge. If you are reordering the same design you used before, Chase has it on file and can print it without you choosing again.

Expedited and rush delivery options

Chase offers expedited shipping that delivers checks in 3 to 5 business days for an additional $10 to $15. This is useful if you need checks for an upcoming closing, a new job, or an unexpected situation. Rush delivery (1 to 2 business days) is available in some cases but costs more and may not be an option for all account types.

Call Chase customer service to ask about rush options for your specific situation. Some branches can print checks on-site, though this is rare and usually only available for existing customers with an account at that location.

Reordering checks you have already used

Reordering is simpler than your first order. Chase stores your previous check design, so you can place a new order without selecting a design again. Log into your account, go to the check ordering section, and you will see an option to reorder your last design. Confirm the quantity and delivery speed, then check out.

If you want to change the design, address, or any other detail, you can do that during reorder — just select "Customize" instead of using the stored design. This takes a few extra minutes but gives you full control over the new order.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do checks take to arrive?

Standard delivery through Chase is 7 to 10 business days. Expedited shipping takes 3 to 5 business days and costs extra. Third-party printers like Deluxe typically take 10 to 14 business days but charge less per box.

Can I order checks if my account is new?

Yes. Most Chase accounts can order checks immediately after opening. If your account is very new (less than a few days old), call customer service to confirm your account is set up for check ordering.

What if I made a mistake on my order?

Contact Chase customer service right away. If your order has not yet printed, they may be able to cancel it and issue a refund. Once checks are printed and shipped, cancellation is usually not possible, but you can place a new order with the correct information.

Are there fees for ordering checks?

Yes. Chase charges $10 to $20 per box depending on design complexity. Expedited shipping adds $5 to $15. Third-party printers are cheaper but take longer. Some Chase account types (like certain premium accounts) may include free check orders — check your account terms.

Can I order checks for a joint account?

Yes. Both account holders' names can appear on the checks if you want. During ordering, you will see options for whose name to print. Contact Chase if you have questions about how names appear on joint account checks.