About Chase Slate
Chase Slate is a branded credit card product offered by JPMorgan Chase, one of the largest consumer and commercial banks in the United States. Rather than being a merchant itself, Chase Slate is a line of revolving credit that cardholders can use to make purchases at millions of different businesses wherever Visa is accepted. The “Slate” name distinguishes this card from other Chase cards, and it may appear in various ways in online or paper statements.
A descriptor such as “SLATE PURCH 1” typically does not represent a specific store or service provider, but instead indicates a purchase transaction that was processed on a Chase Slate credit card account. This type of line item can appear when viewing activity from a linked bank account (for example, if you made a payment to your Slate card) or within the card’s own transaction history where the system groups or labels certain purchase activity. The actual underlying merchant—such as a retailer, restaurant, or online store—may be listed on a detailed transaction view or receipt, but “SLATE PURCH 1” itself is essentially an internal/banking descriptor.
If you see “SLATE PURCH 1” and are unsure about the charge, log in to your Chase online banking or mobile app and review the detailed transaction information and date. Compare that to your receipts, emails, or digital wallets to identify the original merchant. If it still looks unfamiliar, you can contact Chase customer service using the number on the back of your card or via secure message in your online account. They can clarify the transaction details, investigate potential fraud, and help with disputing a charge if necessary.