
A viral trend known as the 'Chase money glitch' has led to significant financial troubles for individuals attempting to exploit a flaw in Chase Bank's systems. The glitch involved depositing fake checks and withdrawing cash before the checks were verified, resulting in substantial negative balances for those involved. Chase Bank has responded by placing 7-day holds on affected accounts. Many participants, believing they could withdraw money they didn't have, now face debts as high as $40,000. This trend, popularized on social media platforms like TikTok, is essentially check fraud, and those involved may face legal consequences.




I've seen different descriptions of what the "glitch" was, but if this is what it was, how is this "free" money? When the check bounces, you're responsible for the missing money, and the bank has all your info. https://t.co/ZJ2yjoc3kb
Wait a TikToker convinced young people that check kiting was a cool ATM glitch instead of a felony thing for like a century? lol. lmao, even.
Wait a TikToker convinced GenZ that check kiting was a glitch instead of a felony? lol