Chase is a national US bank. It holds business checking deposits directly rather than through a partner bank, and it sells card processing to the same customers through its merchant services arm, Chase Payment Solutions.
Its self-serve business checking accounts each carry a monthly service fee that is waived once the account holds a published balance, and each tier measures that balance differently: the entry account tests a minimum daily ending balance on every business day, while the accounts above it use an average beginning day balance that can dip. The entry account can also be waived through card acceptance volume on Chase Payment Solutions or eligible business card spend. Every tier includes a free cash deposit allowance, cash paid in at a Chase ATM is free and unlimited, and electronic deposits, ACH, ATM activity and debit card purchases are unlimited and free. None of the checking accounts pays interest, incoming and outgoing wires are both charged on the entry account, and non-profits, multi-member LLCs and partnerships have to open in a branch.
Chase Payment Solutions offers flat-rate card processing for in-person and online sales, with no monthly fee on the in-person plan and native recurring billing. Pairing it with Chase's entry business checking account brings same-day deposits at no extra cost. Hardware is bought outright, the e-commerce plan carries a monthly fee, and standalone reviews of the processing product are mixed.