Bank Fraud Alert Blocks Payment to Legitimate Attorney
Chase froze a card and blocked a payment to a reputable attorney due to an automated fraud alert. The customer could not reach support to resolve the block. Bank-internal fraud detection issue with no third-party builder angle.
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