Chase has a cool feature which I never noticed before called ‘Stored Cards’. It shows where each of your Chase cards is stored for recurring payments. For example, it might show Paypal, Amazon, your cable company, Uber, or any other business where your card is saved within their system.
To find this, go to the Security & Privacy tab on the website you’ll see the Stored Cards tab. In the app go to Profile (top-right corner icon) > Settings > Security Center > Stored Cards.
You’ll also see which digital wallets your cards are connected to. And in the Security Center there’s information on which third parties are tracking your account, such as Mint.
This feature is apparently a year or two old, but I just noticed it now when reader Danielle tipped me off.
Update: Readers note that Citi has a similar feature which can be found in the mobile app > Services > Card control hub. On the web at this link by going to Profile > More settings > Apps with account access.
How can I remove from Chase card Stored cards that I don’t use
How can I removed stored cards that I don’t use
Chase Biz x2 accounts. Would be slightly more useful if I could unlink them from that page as well.
not sure how they update but one of my cards they are showing on amazon, paypal and my internet. but when i log into those websites they are not stored as a payment method. they may have been in the past. so i dont know if the site doesnt update of if those sites still have it stored after i got rid of it, but i cant see it
I can’t imagine it has a direct link to those providers (except maybe Amazon with the shop with points integration, or paypal with the freedom categories, but I can’t see them leveraging that for this feature)… much more likely for this feature to just be a list of where there has been recurring charges from
Can only display 3 cards at a time for the Businesses with your card info section. Need to delete cards and add new credit cards to display information. You can display Chase Biz cards but you need to delete one of your other 3 credit cards. Chase Biz cards are displayed in Businesses with your card info but not in Digital wallets with your card info.
If your first sentence is talking about Chase, you just need to click the arrow at the top right of the Stored cards box to list all of them. I see all 20+ of mine.
On your business card login???
It works differently for me on the business card login. That arrow at the right simply doesn’t work on the business card login, but it does work on the differently formatted personal card login.
In the business login, if I click the “?” next to “My cards” (and right above the list of 3) it says “We can only show info for 3 cards at a time. Please choose 3 you’d like to review.”
Chase has long had various things that work worse on the business card login than the personal card login, and this is one of them. (As another example: You can customize card names on your personal card login but you can’t rename cards on you business card login.)
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At any rate, I find it very inconsistent and confusing what businesses it actually shows.
On one of my cards which I use for recurrent payments in the cable/phone category, it lists 3 businesses where I have stored the card and shows them as “repeating”.
But on my United business visa which I’ve used for United as well as Mileage Plus Dining, it shows United Airlines but then instead of showing the Mileage Plus Dining website or the ChowNow website that it links to, it shows the INDIVIDUAL RESTAURANTS from which I ordered pickup through ChowNow!!!
Thanks for that info. After reading it, I checked both my Chase and Citi accounts, and made corrections, then looked into my Walmart account; same info.
Doesn’t seem to include Chase Biz cards?
I just looked at it on my CIP card. I used the feature on the mobile website.
In my experience its garbage. It lists pretty much any merchant with subscription/repeated charges.
citi has it available online as well, not just the app. Profile -> More settings -> Apps with account acccess
https://online.citi.com/US/ag/authorizedapps/manageaccess
I’ll add that, thanks
The Citi info show websites and apps with account access, not where your Citi card(s) are stored. So not useful for me, where I have no authorized account access but my card is stored at several websites.
Surprisingly incomplete as far as travel companies are concerned. On the other hand shows some companies (incl. a restaurant – why?) that shouldn’t have any need to store my cards. Wish there was a way to “recall” (delete) the data.
You mean you’re not going to wait for a data breach slash class-action settlement to see if you can squeeze out a check for $0.42 from this?
Or free credit monitoring exposing your data to yet another obscure company.
Did you click to see the details? For me the summary showed a restaurant, but the details show doordash, which is correct.
It showed a restaurant where I dined a couple of times, but never ordered takeout from.
This isn’t actually showing who has stored your card, since there’s any number of ways to store card details where the banks wouldn’t know; all they’re likely to be doing is showing you merchants who have used the same card for multiple payments (e.g. if your cable company charges your card every month, it’s likely they have stored its information for future use). Airlines probably aren’t using your card on a regular cadence, so as far as the bank is concerned they’re probably getting your card details every time you book a flight.
They probably also take “card present” indicators on the charges as a factor.
For me they show one card stored at United, but non at Alaska. I have flown a lot more with Alaska in recent years.
Report the card lost? Does that have any downsides?
If it is a card that is used for UR “combine points” transfers, yes, there is a downside: the Chase site currently doesn’t let you add a new card as a “transfer partner” and you are then stuck with phoning in any combine request.