Chase cashier's check is $10
By Karla CastroUpdated November 2, 2026
Chase's additional banking services schedule, effective June 14, 2026, prints $10 per cashier's check and $5 per money order. A money order is up to $1,000. Both are bought at a branch.
The two branch prices
Opened 2 November 2026. A cashier's check is a check issued by the bank, for any amount, to a payee you name, at $10 per check. A money order is a check issued by you, purchased at a branch, for an amount up to $1,000, at $5 per check. The fee can post as its own line, separate from the amount on the paper. The schedule does not print the exact statement words.
Chase Secure Checking, Chase Premier Plus Checking, and Chase Private Client Checking each have a list of fees you will not pay. Those lists include a money order and a cashier's check. A different Chase checking account uses the $10 and $5 lines unless its own product page says otherwise.
When the fee is not charged
Match the account name before you treat $10 as the price. Private Client Checking, Premier Plus Checking, and Secure Checking print the money order and the cashier's check as fees you will not pay. The schedule says Chase updates this document, and the current copy is at chase.com, a branch, or by phone.
Upload the statement on Expenvo. The PDF stays on your device. Expenvo lists the lines. It does not sign in to the bank, and it does not buy the check.
Questions
- How much is a Chase cashier's check?
- The schedule effective June 14, 2026 prints $10 per cashier's check, bought at a branch.
- How much is a Chase money order?
- $5 per money order, for an amount up to $1,000, bought at a branch.
- Which Chase accounts waive both?
- Chase Secure Checking, Chase Premier Plus Checking, and Chase Private Client Checking list a money order and a cashier's check among the fees you will not pay.