• Same protections and benefits of a physical Chesapeake Bank debit card, but used via the ChesBank mobile app.
• Digital debit cards saved in your phone’s mobile wallet allow you to make quick, contactless payments. 
• Ability to create multiple digital cards for different uses and specific merchants.
• Greater security and control — cards can be used once and cancelled or locked or unlocked as needed.
• Ideal for online transactions and travel expenses, including hotel and car rentals. 
• If your physical card is lost or stolen, you can use a digital card to keep transacting while a replacement card mails to you.

1. Log in to the ChesBank Mobile app. 
2. Tap the “Menu” button and choose the “Digital Cards” option.
3.  Select “Digital Debit Cards” and then “Request A Card.”
   Your request will be fulfilled in approximately one business day.

It’s a digital version of our physical debit card. It can be used for online purchases and at points of sale where digital wallets are accepted. Save it to your Apple Wallet or Google Pay​ and use it for contactless payment at participating businesses.

You can have both.

You can use a Digital Debit Card the same way you use other cards, in the mobile wallet.

If you wish to enter the number, you may copy/paste the information from your online banking by browsing to: Debit Cards » Digital Debit Cards » Select the button “Copy Card Number.” Then paste this information into the site where you are making a transaction.

No, your Digital Debit Card number is unique, and will not be the same as any other card you carry.

In your transaction history the last four digits of the card number will be displayed. If you’re looking in Online Banking, you can toggle to the details to see the full statement description.

On a Digital Debit Card, the CVV code is located on the face of the image of your card. For a physical debit card it is usually found on the back of the card.

Go to Debit Cards in online banking or the ChesBank mobile app. Select “Lock” or “Unlock a Card.” You may temporarily lock a card or choose to report it lost or stolen. A dispute may be filed as usual.

If you need to dispute a transaction, you may do so in your transaction history, as long as the transaction is not in a “pending” status. Select the three dots beside the transaction, select dispute, then follow the prompts.

The Digital Debit Card for Business is coming soon! 

It is not recommended to give debit cards or numbers to other users, even if they are family members. We recommend that each account holder or user, be added to the account to receive their own card.

Even though it is convenient to share cards and account information, fraud and security concerns often occur in situations like these. It is also harder to track down, and dispute fraudulent charges when multiple parties are using the same number.

Not at this time.