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UPDATE: Service restored to Chase Bank website, app after interruption

Debt forgiven for Canadian Chase Bank credit card holders
By Tim Darnell
Updated June 1, 2021

Chase Bank’s website and mobile app were hit Tuesday morning with a service outage.

At approximately 12:30 p.m., the company reported service had been restored.

It is unclear what caused the company’s website to go down.

In June 2020, a technical issue caused incorrect balances to be displayed in Chase Bank customers’ checking accounts. App outages were also reported in that incident.

This story is developing.

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