Over the weekend, a so-called "Chase Bank glitch" went viral—but it wasn't a glitch so much as good, old-fashioned check fraud. Trending TikTok videos had some people believing they could get ...

The money “hack” worked like this: Over the weekend, news of a “glitch” spread on TikTok claiming that Chase bank was allowing people to withdraw funds from a deposited check right away.

By the holiday weekend, word had spread around the app and seeped into the rest of the internet that there was a way to take free money out of Chase ATMs. TikTok’s algorithmic For You page ...

One video appeared to show lines forming outside of a Chase branch in New York suggesting people were flocking to the bank to “get free money.” Just as quickly as the trend took off ...

Remember all those viral "money hacks" on TikTok that helped some Chase customers withdraw money fraudulently from ATMs? Chase is pursuing legal action against more customers who were involved ...

JPMorgan Chase this week began suing more customers it has accused of stealing funds from the nation’s largest bank in last year’s so-called infinite money glitch. The bank is now going after ...

JPMorgan Chase has begun suing customers who stole ... then quickly withdraw large sums of cash from ATMs. The "infinite money" glitch went viral on TikTok and other social media platforms in ...