Transmissions

Now that we have migrated your accounts to our platforms, it’s time to begin integrating your data transmissions services and server connectivity directly to JPMorganChase. We’re here to support you, and one of our client coordinators will be reaching out to you soon to provide an overview of the process. They will also confirm your key stakeholders in the project.

If you haven’t already, please engage your technical team so they can prepare for upcoming transmission connectivity testing and updates.

Questions?

Please contact our First Republic Payments Transmissions team if you have questions.

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