Chase UK’s sort code is 04-00-75. This is the standard identifier for Chase within the UK banking system. Combined with your personal 8-digit account number, it is everything someone needs to send money to your Chase account.
This guide is part of the Chase UK hub, which covers all Chase limits, fees, and features.
Chase UK Banking Details at a Glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Sort code | 04-00-75 |
| Account number | 8 digits — unique to your account (find in app) |
| Bank name | Chase UK (JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A.) |
| IBAN format | GB + 2 check digits + CHAS + 040075 + 8-digit account number |
| SWIFT/BIC | CHASGB2L |
What Is a Sort Code?
A sort code is a 6-digit number that identifies a bank within the UK payment system, written as three pairs separated by hyphens (e.g. 04-00-75). It routes payments to the correct institution.
When sharing your Chase bank details, always provide both:
- Sort code — identifies Chase UK: 04-00-75
- Account number — identifies your specific account at Chase
Sort codes are used by:
- Faster Payments — instant transfers between UK accounts (arrives in seconds)
- BACS — salary payments, direct debits, and standing orders (1–2 business days)
- CHAPS — high-value same-day transfers sent to Chase (Chase does not offer outgoing CHAPS)
How to Find Your Chase Account Number
Your sort code (04-00-75) is the same for all Chase UK customers. Your account number is unique to you:
- Open the Chase app
- Tap your current account
- Tap Share account details or the account information icon
- Your sort code and account number appear — tap to copy
Setting Up Your Salary with Chase
To have your salary paid into Chase:
- Get your sort code (04-00-75) and account number from the app
- Log in to your payroll or HR system, or contact payroll directly
- Enter sort code 04-00-75 and your 8-digit account number
- Save — your next salary will credit to Chase
Most payroll systems use BACS, so salary typically arrives on the morning of your pay date. Some employers process payments two days early, meaning funds may arrive the working day before.
Direct Debits and Standing Orders
Chase’s sort code and account number work for all standard UK payment methods. There are no restrictions on using Chase as a primary account for bills.
Direct debits: Provide your sort code and account number to the company. They collect on the agreed date. The Direct Debit Guarantee gives you an immediate refund from Chase for any payment taken in error.
Standing orders: Set up recurring outgoing payments within the Chase app — for rent, savings transfers, or any fixed regular payment.
Your Chase IBAN
An IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is required for some payments, particularly from EU bank accounts. Your Chase IBAN is structured as:
GB + 2 check digits + CHAS + 040075 + your 8-digit account number
Find your exact IBAN in the Chase app under account details. You may need it for:
- Receiving salary or payments from EU-based accounts
- Some UK payment platforms that require IBAN format
- International clients paying you
Chase UK does not support outgoing international transfers. For sending money abroad, see how Chase compares to Wise and Revolut in the Chase UK fees guide.
Chase UK SWIFT/BIC Code
| Code type | Chase UK code |
|---|---|
| Sort code | 04-00-75 |
| SWIFT/BIC | CHASGB2L |
The SWIFT/BIC is used alongside your IBAN when receiving international wire transfers. Provide both to anyone sending you money from outside the UK via SWIFT.
Is It Safe to Share Your Sort Code and Account Number?
Yes. Sort codes and account numbers are designed to be shared — they only allow others to send you money, not access your account or make withdrawals.
Never share these:
- Your Chase PIN
- Your app passcode or biometric data
- One-time verification codes sent by Chase
If you are ever asked for these under pressure or in an unexpected contact, it is almost certainly a scam. For more on how to protect yourself, see the bank scams protection guide.
Summary
Chase UK’s sort code is 04-00-75. Your personal 8-digit account number is in the app under account details. Together, these work for salary, direct debits, standing orders, and receiving Faster Payments. For international receipts, use your IBAN (in the app) and SWIFT/BIC CHASGB2L.
For the full overview of Chase UK — fees, ATM limits, cashback, and transfer limits — see the Chase UK hub.