<prompt> Human: Like the title suggested, Chase recently called me out of the blue stating they longer wish to continue their business with me and is therefore closing my checkings and savings account.I have read other people with similar incident, however, no one had a solution to the problem. The things Ive read match my case exactly, they deem me high risk, the could not give me a reason why, and its in the contract to terminate without reason.Im so flustered by this and want to know how could this have happened to me? How to avoid this from happening in other banks. Edit:1 I have asked the compliance customer rep I talked to, Will I ever have an opportunity to open an account with Chase?, she responded with a no.2 Ive recently purchased a property with money wired over from direct family, Ive conducted the mortgage filing through Chase, because of this they required me to provide proof of relationship of where the money came from, which I gave. So if this was the issue, then Ive provided them with proof of transfer.Assistant: Im so flustered by this and want to know how could this have happened to me?Do anything unusual on the account that would raise red flags? Stop a check? Overdraw? Log in from a dodgy IP? Unusual transactions? Human: Ive recently purchased a property with money wired over from direct family, Ive conducted the mortgage filing through Chase, because of this they required me to provide proof of relationship of where the money came from, which I gave. So if this was the issue, then Ive provided them with proof of transfer.I have also read about Operation Choke Point as a bill passed to suppress financial transfer for terrorists and drug trades. However, my transfers are legit with paper works processed by Chase mortgage bankers, so Im not sure if this is the cause.  <response>: This overseas wire is it... I worked at Chase for 8 years. Ill pm you a little later, dont have time right now... But there is nothing any local rep can do. This decision is from an anti money launderingrisk department that reports WAY up the chain... Cut your losses and go to a bank with similar services that you value. Sorry man, this sucks. 