It seems there might be a slight misunderstanding in your request. Printing a Chase Bank statement "with URL" isn't a standard or typical function. When you print a statement from your online banking, you're printing the content of the statement, not a live, clickable URL embedded within the printed document itself. The URL you see in your browser's address bar is for the website where you accessed the statement, not something that's intrinsically part of the statement's printable content.
However, I can provide a very comprehensive, step-by-step guide on how to print your Chase Bank statement from their online banking portal, along with how to find the URL in your browser and why you might want to save it (even if it's not printed on the statement). I'll make sure to engage you, use various formatting, and include FAQs as requested.
Mastering Your Money: A Step-by-Step Guide to Printing Your Chase Bank Statement Online
Hey there! Are you ready to take control of your financial records and get your Chase Bank statement in hand? Whether you're balancing your budget, preparing for taxes, or just need a physical copy for your records, printing your statement online is a crucial skill. Let's dive in and get this done together, shall we?
This guide will walk you through every click, every page, ensuring you can confidently access and print your Chase Bank statements whenever you need them.
Step 1: Accessing Your Chase Online Banking Portal
Our first step is to get you logged in! This is where all the magic happens.
1.1 Open Your Web Browser:
Start by opening your preferred web browser. This could be Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, or any other browser you typically use.
Pro Tip: For optimal performance and security, always ensure your browser is up-to-date.
1.2 Navigate to the Official Chase Website:
In the address bar at the very top of your browser window (where you usually type website addresses), type in the official Chase Bank URL:
www.chase.comImportant Security Note: Always double-check that you are on the legitimate Chase website. Look for the padlock icon in the address bar, which indicates a secure connection. Be wary of suspicious links or emails that ask for your banking information.
1.3 Log In to Your Account:
Once on the Chase homepage, look for the "Sign In" button or login fields, usually located in the top right corner.
Enter your User ID and Password into the respective fields.
Click the "Sign In" button.
You may be prompted for a two-factor authentication code (e.g., a code sent to your phone or email) for added security. Enter this code if requested.
Step 2: Locating Your Statements Within Online Banking
Now that you're in, let's find those statements! Chase's online portal is generally intuitive, but knowing exactly where to look saves time.
2.1 Navigating to Your Account Summary:
After logging in, you'll typically land on your Account Summary page, which shows an overview of all your Chase accounts (checking, savings, credit cards, etc.).
If you're not on this page, look for a "My Accounts" or "Accounts" link in the main navigation.
2.2 Selecting the Desired Account:
Identify the specific account for which you want to print a statement. For example, if you want your checking account statement, click on your checking account.
This action will usually take you to a detailed transaction history for that particular account.
2.3 Finding the "Statements" or "Paperless" Option:
On the account details page, look for a section or link related to "Statements," "Go Paperless," "Account Services," or "Documents." The exact wording might vary slightly, but it will generally be in a prominent location, often on the right-hand side or in a tab.
Common Locations:
Look for a tab or link labeled "Statements."
Sometimes it's under a "Documents & Statements" section.
Chase often encourages "Go Paperless," and your statements will be accessible through that section even if you receive paper copies.
Step 3: Selecting and Opening Your Statement
Almost there! Now let's pick the right statement and get it open.
3.1 Choosing the Statement Period:
Once you're in the statements section, you'll likely see a list of available statements, typically organized by month and year.
Use the dropdown menus or navigation arrows to select the specific month and year for the statement you wish to print.
Click on the desired statement to open it.
3.2 Viewing Your Statement:
Your statement will usually open in a new tab or window as a PDF (Portable Document Format) file.
If it doesn't open, ensure your browser's pop-up blocker isn't preventing it. You might need to temporarily disable it or allow pop-ups for chase.com.
Take a moment to review the statement to ensure it's the correct one and that all the information appears as expected.
Step 4: The Printing Process
This is the moment we've been building towards! Let's get that physical copy.
4.1 Locating the Print Icon:
Once the PDF statement is open, you'll typically see a set of controls at the top or bottom of the PDF viewer. Look for an icon that resembles a printer (often accompanied by the word "Print").
Alternatively, you can usually trigger the print command using your keyboard shortcuts:
Windows/Linux: Press
Ctrl + PmacOS: Press
Command + P
4.2 Adjusting Print Settings (Optional but Recommended):
A print dialog box will appear. This is where you can customize your printing preferences.
Printer Selection: Ensure the correct printer is selected from the dropdown list if you have multiple printers.
Pages: You can choose to print "All" pages, "Current page," or a custom range (e.g., "Pages 1-3").
Copies: Specify how many copies you want.
Layout: You can usually choose between "Portrait" (tall) or "Landscape" (wide) orientation. For statements, "Portrait" is almost always the correct choice.
Color/Black & White: Decide if you want to print in color or black and white (monochrome). Black and white is typically sufficient for bank statements.
Scale/Fit to Page: Ensure the statement is set to "Fit to page" or "Shrink to printable area" to avoid cutting off information.
4.3 Initiating the Print Job:
Once you're satisfied with your settings, click the "Print" button in the dialog box.
Your printer should now begin printing your Chase Bank statement!
Step 5: Understanding and Managing the URL (No, It Won't Print on the Statement!)
As we discussed at the beginning, the URL itself won't be part of the printed statement. The URL you see in your browser is for the webpage displaying the statement. However, it's still good to understand how to handle it.
5.1 Identifying the URL:
Look at the address bar in your web browser. This is where you'll see the URL for the current page. When you're viewing your statement within Chase's online banking, the URL will be something like
https://www.chase.com/personal/banking/statementsor similar, depending on their internal routing.Why it won't print: The printed statement is a static document, like a digital photocopy of your financial activity. It's not a live web page, so there's no active URL embedded within its content.
5.2 When to Copy or Save the URL (for your reference, not on the printout):
You might want to copy the URL if you want to quickly navigate back to the statements section in the future.
To copy: Click once on the URL in the address bar to highlight it, then right-click and select "Copy," or use
Ctrl + C(Windows/Linux) orCommand + C(macOS).You can then paste this URL into a secure document, a password manager note, or a bookmark in your browser for easy access later.
Never share your banking URLs or login information with anyone.
5.3 Saving the Statement as a PDF Instead of Printing (Highly Recommended!):
Instead of always printing, consider saving the statement directly as a PDF file on your computer or cloud storage. This is an environmentally friendly and convenient way to keep digital records.
How to save as PDF: In the print dialog box (from Step 4.2), instead of selecting a physical printer, look for an option like "Save as PDF," "Microsoft Print to PDF," or "Adobe PDF." Select this option and click "Print" (which will actually initiate a "Save As" prompt).
Choose a secure location on your computer to save the file and give it a descriptive name (e.g., "Chase_Checking_Statement_2025_06.pdf").
Step 6: Logging Out Securely
Your financial security is paramount! Always log out properly.
6.1 Locating the Logout Button:
After you've finished viewing and printing/saving your statement, always look for the "Sign Out," "Logout," or "End Session" button. This is typically in the top right corner of the Chase website.
6.2 Clicking to Log Out:
Click this button. You should be redirected to the Chase homepage or a logout confirmation page.
Why it's important: Logging out properly closes your session and helps prevent unauthorized access to your account, especially if you're using a public or shared computer.
Clear your browser's cache and cookies regularly, especially after using public computers, for enhanced security.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are some common questions you might have about printing your Chase Bank statements:
How to find old Chase bank statements online?
You can typically find statements for the past 7 years (and sometimes longer for specific account types) within the "Statements" or "Documents & Statements" section of your online Chase account. Use the dropdown menus to select the year and month you need.
How to print Chase credit card statements?
The process for printing Chase credit card statements is almost identical to printing bank statements. Navigate to your credit card account within online banking, then look for the "Statements" or "Documents & Statements" section specific to that card.
How to print a specific page from a Chase statement?
When the print dialog box appears (after clicking the print icon), you'll see an option for "Pages." Select "Custom" or "Range" and then enter the page number or range of pages you wish to print (e.g., "3" for just the third page, or "2-5" for pages two through five).
How to save a Chase bank statement as a PDF?
Instead of choosing a physical printer in the print dialog box, look for an option like "Save as PDF," "Microsoft Print to PDF," or "Adobe PDF." Select this, and then click the "Print" button. Your computer will then prompt you to choose a location and filename to save the statement as a PDF.
How to troubleshoot printing issues with Chase statements?
First, ensure your printer is connected, has paper, and ink. If the PDF isn't opening, check your browser's pop-up blocker. Try updating your web browser or using a different browser. If problems persist, clear your browser's cache and cookies, or contact Chase customer support.
How to access Chase statements on the mobile app?
Yes, you can access statements on the Chase mobile app. Log in, select the account, and look for "Statements" or "Documents" within the account details. While you can view them, printing directly from the app is usually limited unless your phone is connected to a wireless printer. Saving as PDF is often the best mobile option.
How to order a paper copy of a Chase statement?
You can usually request a paper copy of a past statement through the "Statements" or "Documents" section of your online banking, or by calling Chase customer service. Be aware that there might be a fee for mailed paper copies of older statements.
How to get a Chase statement without logging in?
You cannot directly get your Chase statement without logging into your online banking account or contacting Chase customer service. For security reasons, statements are only accessible to the account holder after proper authentication.
How to make sure my Chase statement prints correctly?
Before clicking "Print," always review the print preview if your print dialog offers it. Ensure "Fit to Page" or a similar scaling option is selected to prevent content from being cut off. Check the orientation (Portrait/Landscape) is correct for the document.
How to find the URL of my Chase statement page?
While viewing your statement in your web browser (before printing), simply look at the address bar at the very top of your browser window. The text displayed there is the URL of the page you are currently viewing. You can copy it from there.
