Chase Auto

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Chase Auto is the auto financing division of JPMorgan Chase Bank, providing auto loans and lease financing, along with payment and account servicing for vehicle buyers.

New York, NY
Owned by JPMorgan Chase & Co.

About Chase Auto

Chase Auto is the automotive financing arm of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., part of JPMorgan Chase & Co. It offers auto loans and lease financing for new and used vehicles through dealerships and directly to consumers, as well as online and phone-based account management and payment services. Customers use Chase Auto to finance vehicle purchases, refinance existing car loans, and manage ongoing monthly payments.

A charge labeled like “JPM AUTO IVR 800 336 6675” typically relates to a payment made toward a Chase Auto loan or lease using their interactive voice response (IVR) phone system or another Chase Auto payment channel. This may appear as a recurring monthly payment, a one-time catch-up payment, or an auto-debit processed by phone or online. You may also see temporary authorizations or pending entries if a payment was recently scheduled or updated.

To verify this charge, log into your Chase online or mobile banking account and check your auto loan or lease transaction history, or review your most recent Chase Auto statement. If something looks incorrect, contact Chase Auto using the phone number on your auto statement or on the back of your Chase card, and have the transaction date and amount ready. They can confirm whether the payment was applied correctly, adjust misapplied payments, and investigate any suspected unauthorized activity. If you do not have a Chase Auto account, contact Chase immediately to report potential fraud and work with your bank to dispute the charge if necessary.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Chase Auto.

  1. 469216 JPM AUTO IVR 800 336 6675 * NY

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “JPM AUTO IVR 800 336 6675” on my statement?

This descriptor usually indicates a payment made to Chase Auto (Chase auto loan or lease) through their phone-based interactive voice response (IVR) system or another Chase Auto payment channel. It is most often a scheduled monthly loan or lease payment or a one-time phone payment.

How can I confirm that this Chase Auto charge was applied to my auto loan or lease correctly?

Sign in to your Chase account at chase.com or in the Chase mobile app, go to your auto loan or lease account, and review the recent transactions and payment history. The amount and date should match the charge on your card or bank statement. You can also call the number on your auto statement to confirm application of the payment.

Can I stop or change an automatic payment that is generating these Chase Auto charges?

Yes. Log into your Chase account and go to your auto account’s payment settings to edit or cancel automatic payments. If a payment is already in process, you may need to call Chase Auto support directly as soon as possible to see if it can be modified or stopped.

How do I request a refund or reversal for a duplicate or incorrect Chase Auto payment?

Contact Chase Auto immediately by calling the customer service number on your auto loan or lease statement (or on chase.com under Auto). Provide details such as the date, amount, and reference number, and they can review whether the payment was duplicated or misapplied and advise if a refund or adjustment is possible.

Why do I see both a pending and a posted Chase Auto payment for the same amount?

When you submit a payment—especially by phone or online—Chase may place a pending authorization before it fully posts. In some cases you may briefly see a pending transaction and a posted transaction; the pending entry should drop off once the payment is finalized. If both remain or you think you were charged twice, contact Chase Auto support.

What are common amounts for Chase Auto charges?

Common Chase Auto charges are your scheduled monthly auto loan or lease payment amount, plus any additional principal-only payments you may have made. If you see an unfamiliar amount, review your auto loan statement or online account to see if you recently changed your due amount, added principal, or paid fees such as late charges.

How can I get a copy of the receipt or confirmation for a Chase Auto IVR phone payment?

For IVR payments, Chase Auto typically provides a confirmation number at the end of the call. You can also view payment confirmations and receipts in your auto account at chase.com or in the Chase mobile app under your auto loan or lease transaction history. If needed, call Chase Auto and ask them to provide or resend documentation for the payment.

What should I do if I don’t have a Chase Auto loan or lease but see this charge?

If you do not have any auto financing with Chase, contact Chase immediately using the number on your card or at chase.com to report a potentially unauthorized transaction. Ask your bank or card issuer to investigate and, if appropriate, dispute the charge, and consider cancelling the card and requesting a new number to prevent further fraudulent activity.

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