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Chase has "QuickPay", where you just enter the recipient's info, and the transfer is near-instantaneous. Only works with other Chase customers, however. Other b
by lobster_johnson 11y ago
Chase has "QuickPay", where you just enter the recipient's info, and the transfer is near-instantaneous. Only works with other Chase customers, however. Other banks have similar systems.
- jahewson 11y agoMy experience with Chase "quick" pay is that the money disappears for several days and occasionally never reaches the recipient.
- lostlogin 11y agoWell that is alarming.
- snuxoll 11y agoAmusingly enough, Wells Fargo has a similar service called SurePay. I have a friend that also banks with Wells Fargo that uses this to transfer funds to be, while it's 'fast' compared to the multi-day delay of ACH transfers it still takes one day before the funds are made available to me - from another customer at the same bank! It amazes me that we already have four major payment networks in the US that work at the speed of the internet - Visa, MasterCard, Discover and Amex but banks continue to fight to keep ACH slow - probably because they don't make bank on interchange fees.
- joe5150 11y agoBanks use the float caused by check processing and transfer delays as investable funds. They have no real incentive to speed up the process, and most measures to reduce delays have come in the form of regulations.
- nickonline 11y agoThat's fairly useless if it doesn't work with other banks.
- lobster_johnson 11y agoA lot of people have Chase. I've used it a bunch of times.