NEW YORK — Sept. 25, 2026
Executive Summary
Chase has begun a phased rollout of its new Data Security Center, a centralized experience designed to give customers clearer information and simpler controls for managing connected apps and third-party financial data sharing. Through the Chase Mobile® app, customers can review connected apps, understand shared information, manage permissions and access duration, select eligible linked accounts, and unlink connections where applicable.
Announcement Overview
The new Data Security Center brings Chase’s existing account-linking capabilities together in a centralized destination with clearer information, education and management tools. Chase stated that customers can use the experience to see which third-party apps are connected to their accounts, understand what information is being shared and take action when they want to change or stop sharing access. The company said customers can also access plain-language education and FAQs about third-party data sharing. Chase encourages customers to share data only with apps they trust and to review permissions regularly.
Key Announcement Details
- Announcement Type: Product Launch
- Announcing Entity: Chase
- Announcement Date: September 25, 2026
- Dateline: NEW YORK
- Product: Data Security Center
- Platform: Chase Mobile® app
- Purpose: Manage connected apps and data sharing
- Core Function: Third-party data access controls
- Key Features: Permissions, access duration, linked accounts, app unlinking
- Education: Data-sharing guidance and FAQs
- Rollout: Phased
- Executive: Melissa Feldsher, Head of Payments, Trust & Security and Open Banking
- Parent Company: JPMorgan Chase & Co.
- Customer Reach: 87M+ consumers; 7.5M small businesses
Chase Begins Phased Rollout of Data Security Center
Chase announced that it has begun a phased rollout of its new Data Security Center, giving customers a centralized way to understand and manage how their financial data is shared with third-party applications.
The new experience is designed to make data sharing more visible and actionable, allowing customers to:
- See where their financial data is being shared
- Understand connected-app access
- Review information shared with third-party apps
- Make informed decisions about connected applications
- Maintain control over connections over time
Chase stated that the experience is intended to provide customers with clearer information about connected apps and straightforward ways to manage those relationships.
Centralized Management of Connected Apps
The Data Security Center provides customers with a central location to see which applications are connected to their Chase accounts.
Customers can use the experience to better understand:
- Which apps are connected
- What information is being shared
- Connected-app activity
- App permissions
- How long an app can access data
- Which eligible accounts are linked to an app
Customers can also take action when they want to change or stop sharing access.
The Data Security Center is available directly through the Chase Mobile® app, where customers can review connected applications and manage their related access.
Customer Controls for Data Sharing
Through the Data Security Center, customers can access several controls for managing third-party connections.
Customers can:
- View apps connected to their Chase accounts
- Review information about data sharing and connected-app activity
- Manage app permissions
- Adjust how long an app can access their data
- Select which eligible accounts are linked to an app
- Unlink connections where applicable
- Access plain-language education and FAQs about third-party data sharing
The centralized experience brings these functions together so customers can review and manage connected-app relationships from one destination.
Chase Leadership on Customer Control
Melissa Feldsher, Head of Payments, Trust & Security and Open Banking at Chase, said customer control over financial data begins with visibility into how information is being shared.
“Customers should be in control of their financial data, and that starts with giving them a clear view of where it’s going and straightforward tools to manage it,”
Feldsher added:
“The Data Security Center empowers customers to understand what’s connected, see what information is being shared and make informed decisions about those connections over time.”
Evolution of Chase’s Third-Party Data Sharing Tools
Chase stated that the Data Security Center represents an evolution of how it helps customers manage third-party data sharing.
Some account-linking capabilities were already available through the Chase Mobile App. The new Data Security Center brings those capabilities together in a centralized destination.
The expanded experience adds:
- Clearer information
- Education
- Management tools
- A more complete view of connected apps
- A more complete view of data sharing
Chase stated that bringing these capabilities together gives customers a centralized way to understand and manage their connected applications and associated data access.
Customer Guidance for Managing Connected Apps
Chase stated that customers should take an active approach to managing third-party data connections.
The company recommends that customers:
- Share data only with apps they trust
- Review permissions regularly
- Use the Data Security Center to manage access
The guidance accompanies the new centralized controls and educational resources available through the experience.
About Chase
Chase is the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), a financial services firm based in the United States with operations worldwide.
- Assets: $5 trillion
- Stockholders’ equity: $375 billion as of June 30, 2026
- Consumers served: More than 87 million
- Small businesses served: 7.5 million
- Branches: 5,100 across 48 states and the District of Columbia
- ATMs: 14,500
Chase provides personal banking, credit cards, mortgages, auto financing, investment advice, small business loans and payment processing, with customers able to bank through branches, ATMs, mobile, online and phone channels.
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