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Chase Launches Nationwide Fraud Prevention Month Amid Holiday Scam Surge

Chase Launches Nationwide Fraud Prevention Month Amid Holiday Scam Surge

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ThreatCluster •October 21, 2026 at 17:09 UTC
  • •Chase Fraud & Scam Prevention Month runs throughout November 2026.
  • •The initiative includes free educational workshops across the U.S. to combat holiday scams.
  • •Chase is enhancing security measures like passkeys and a 'Trusted Person' feature.

JPMorganChase has initiated Chase Fraud & Scam Prevention Month for November 2026 to combat rising financial crimes during the holiday season. The campaign focuses on educating consumers about impersonation scams, phishing, gift card fraud, and fraudulent charity solicitations. Chase will conduct free educational workshops across all lower 48 states, building on its existing fraud prevention efforts. The initiative includes expanding technical safeguards like passkeys and a 'Trusted Person' feature to help customers manage suspicious transactions. Earlier this year, Chase committed nearly $14 million to consumer awareness and support. This proactive approach aims to empower customers against increasingly sophisticated scams targeting holiday shoppers.

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2026-10-21
Launch of Fraud & Scam Prevention Month
Chase announces a nationwide initiative to educate consumers on fraud prevention during the holiday season.
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What types of scams does the initiative address?
The initiative focuses on impersonation scams, phishing, gift card fraud, and fraudulent charity solicitations.
How can consumers participate in the workshops?
Consumers can attend free educational workshops hosted by Chase Community Managers across the lower 48 states.
What security measures is Chase implementing?
Chase is expanding the use of passkeys and introducing a 'Trusted Person' feature to enhance account security.