Jpmorgan Chase Bank
Unclaimed Property

Jpmorgan Chase Bank currently holds $63.4 million in unclaimed property across 46,499 individual records in California. This substantial amount typically consists of dormant checking and savings accounts, forgotten certificates of deposit, unclaimed safe deposit box contents, and inactive investment accounts where customers lost contact with the bank.

Jpmorgan Chase Bank represents one of the reporting entities within the JPMorgan Chase banking network, the largest bank in the United States offering checking accounts, savings accounts, mortgages, credit cards, investment services, and commercial banking. Unclaimed property from this entity typically originates from dormant personal and business bank accounts, abandoned safe deposit boxes, uncashed cashier's checks, inactive brokerage accounts, and forgotten certificate of deposits where account holders moved without updating their address or simply lost track of smaller accounts over time.

The highest concentrations of claims appear in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego, which aligns with JPMorgan Chase's significant retail banking presence in these major metropolitan markets. The "" designation likely refers to a specific branch network, regional processing center, or subsidiary within the larger JPMorgan Chase organization, which has grown through numerous mergers and acquisitions over the decades including Chase Manhattan Bank, Chemical Bank, and Washington Mutual.

The average claim from Jpmorgan Chase Bank is $1.4K.