Chase Exceeds One Million U.K. Customers As It Marks First Year Anniversary
By Lauren Towner · 28 September 2022

More than one million U.K. customers now bank with Chase, just 12 months after opening its digital bank in the U.K.
On its first anniversary, Chase now holds over £10 billion* in customer deposits in the U.K., and has processed approximately 92 million card and payment transactions since launch.
Chase launched with a current account available via a simple and intuitive app, with 24/7 customer support, and a fuss free rewards programme. The bank offers customers a range of features to help them budget, manage money, spend and save. In the last six months, it has added a new savings product, ran a highly successful refer a friend programme, and made enhancements to its current account. More widely, the firm also closed on its acquisition of Nutmeg, the U.K.- based digital wealth management platform which will form part of an extended investments offer for Chase customers.
In addition to its customer offering, Chase in its first year launched Chase Rewarding Futures, its initiative investing in a series of community based programmes to make a positive and measurable impact on people’s lives. Chase’s first programme, in partnership with the National Literacy Trust, transformed 156 primary school libraries across the UK, improving access to books and reading materials for 55,000 school children and supporting 19,000 families and carers in 7 underserved communities across the U.K.. Chase was also the Official Banking Partner of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
One year after launch, the digital bank can also reveal insights into how customers are using and managing their money with Chase:
- Customers have an average of £27,000 in their Chase Saver account compared to the national average for savings of £23,000**.
- Customers are actively using round-ups, with customers saving an average of £13 per month from the small change on their transactions.
- Grocery and supermarket shopping
- Restaurants and fast-food outlets
- Public transport
Companies in this story: J.P. Morgan Personal Investing
People in this story: Sanjiv Somani