<prompt> Human: Hello Reddit, Im inquiring some information on our case. My wife use to work for a Chinese restaurant. She would deposit her checks via Chase Mobile app. During the mobile transaction. Her old employers routing number would pop up. For some reason my wife thought that was her routing number. When she started her new job, she applied her old employers thinking it was her account number to receive direct deposit from her new employer. Payday came and we didnt receive the pay. Panic kicked in and I had a feeling she had made a huge mistake. Apparently, her old employer banks with Chase also, and they were able to confirm her paycheck was deposited onto her old employers business account. A claim was filled and we were told it would take 1-3 business days to reroute the money. After the 4th day my wife visited an account specialist at the bank and was told Chase was fighting the old employer for the money, that it would now take 5-7 business days. Today my wife called the Customer Service line to check the status and was told it claim was rejected. At this point, what should I expect? I feel like we will never see that money again. I dont trust Chase will do anything from there end. Should I consider filling a lawsuit? I believe its unfair for Chase to know the check is under her name and its her money but they can reroute it because the old employer is denying the request. It sucks knowing they make thousands of dollars and want to be stingy. I would let go if it was someone who really needed it but come on. Ive never seen so much greed. I know its her fault, it gets me everyday but we are all human and make mistakes. I forgive her for it. Do any of you have any information that might help me?  <response>: Your current employer should be able to to reverse the ACH. They do it all the time if they mis-pay current employees. Since the old employer has no claim to the money, they should not be able to fight it.If that doesnt work, or you need to speed up the process a little bit, get the CFPB involvedFinally, the reason the old employers routing number pops up during a Chase online check deposit is because youre supposed to verify the routing numbers on the bottom of the check. Thats how it knows which bank to pull the money from. 