Jpmorgan Chase Bank
Unclaimed Property

Jpmorgan Chase Bank currently holds $52.1 million in unclaimed property across 356,524 separate records in California alone. As one of the nation's largest banks, Chase regularly transfers dormant checking accounts, savings accounts, CDs, safe deposit box contents, and other banking products to the state when customers lose contact due to address changes, account inactivity, or simply forgetting about smaller balances.

Jpmorgan Chase Bank is the largest bank in the United States, offering checking accounts, savings accounts, certificates of deposit, credit cards, mortgages, and investment services to millions of California residents. Chase customers most commonly lose track of money when they move without updating their address, close accounts but leave small remaining balances, abandon checking accounts due to fees, forget about automatic payroll deposits to old accounts, or inherit accounts they weren't aware existed.

The highest concentrations of unclaimed Chase property in California are found in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego - reflecting both the state's major population centers and Chase's significant branch presence in these metropolitan areas. Given Chase's history of acquisitions including Washington Mutual in 2008 and numerous smaller banks over the decades, some unclaimed property may be listed under former bank names that customers don't immediately recognize, making it crucial to search variations of your name and address history.

The average claim from Jpmorgan Chase Bank is $146.