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J.P. Morgan Self-Directed (Chase) fees: the fine print
Per its official pages, J.P. Morgan Self-Directed (Chase)'s full transfer-out fee is $75 (checked Oct 30, 2026).
Last updated · 2 official sources (listed below)
Broker · 3 of 8 facts found on official pages · every fact quoted and dated.
Full ACATS transfer-out fee
$75
"BROKERAGE ACCOUNT TRANSFER AND TERMINATION … $75 … applies when all assets are transferred out of the account"
Retirement accounts: also $75 when all assets are distributed or transferred out.
Partial transfer-out fee
Not published
Pricing page says the $75 applies when all assets are transferred out; it lists no partial-transfer fee.
Reverse split / mandatory reorg fee
Not published
Not on the online-investing pricing page.
Fractional shares after a reverse split
Not published
We haven't found this on an official page yet.
Voluntary reorg / odd-lot tender fee
Not published
Not on the online-investing pricing page.
DRIP (auto dividend reinvestment)
Yes
"We'll use your dividend earnings to buy additional shares or units of the same security."
Fractional share trading
Yes ($5 min)
"You can buy fractional shares for eligible stocks and ETFs. You can place market orders with fractional shares using a share amount up to 5 decimal places or a dollar amount starting at $5."
Market orders only, during market hours.
Rate on uninvested cash
Not published
Sweep-yields page tells Self-Directed clients to call the Client Service Center for the sweep rate; none is published.
Questions
How much does J.P. Morgan Self-Directed (Chase) charge to transfer an account out?
$75 for a full outgoing transfer, per its official fee page.
Sources
- https://www.chase.com/personal/investments/online-investing/faqs/trading
- https://www.chase.com/personal/investments/online-investing/pricing
Each source was read on or before Oct 30, 2026. Fees and rates change; confirm on the broker's site before acting.