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Chase Issuance Trust CHAIT

  • 30+ day delinquency 0.81% of receivables, Sep 2026
  • Net charge-offs 1.52% annualized, Sep 2026
  • Payment rate 51.12% of beginning receivables, Sep 2026
  • Excess spread 16.56% annualized, Sep 2026
  • Receivables $11.65B , Sep 2026
  • Series 5 outstanding · 2 matured
  • Reports through Sep 2026

Chase reports a net loss rate only before Nov-2015. Figures are the trust's own, as its servicer reports them each month on SEC Form 10-D; trusts define them differently (Methodology §11 lists each trust's definition), so compare trends more than levels.

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Series issued from this trust ·

SeriesAt pricingRatings at pricing
SeriesClosedSizeCouponExpectedmaturityS&PMoody’sFitch
2026-1PSRMay 28, 2026$1.25B4.40%May 15, 2029AAA—AAA
2025-1PSRJul 18, 2025$500M4.16%Jul 17, 2028AAA—AAA
2024-1PSRJan 31, 2024$500M4.60%Jan 15, 2027AAA—AAA
2024-2PSRJan 31, 2024$500M4.63%Jan 16, 2029AAA—AAA
2023-2Sep 15, 2023$850M5.08%Sep 15, 2028———
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At pricing — terms from the series' prospectus and pricing supplement; they do not update. A credit-card master trust issues notes in series against one revolving pool of receivables, so the trust's performance (the charts) applies to every series it has outstanding.
Expected maturity — the expected principal payment date of the senior class; a series is matured once that date has passed. A coupon or rating shown as — was not captured from the prospectus; the filing itself states it.
PSR marks a series with a presale report (2024 series onward); it opens from the series name.