These banks and credit unions impose different restrictions on how much you can transfer with Zelle. Read on to learn more ...

according to the Zelle website. The decision came as only about 2% of Zelle transactions were made through the standalone Zelle app, the company reported last year. Start the day smarter.

according to the Zelle website. The decision came as only about 2% of Zelle transactions were made through the standalone Zelle app, the company reported last year. Here is how this change to ...

Users must enroll at a bank or credit union that offers Zelle to continue using the money transfer service, per the company’s website. The ability to view payments history in the Zelle app will ...

That’s even included on the Zelle website. Venmo and the Cash App are tied to your bank, but are primarily for transactions between people, splitting rent or dinner, and Uber rides. Zelle is ...

The change only affects those who use the Zelle app independently of a bank app, credit union or website. Users of the stand-alone Zelle app must re-enroll with one of over 2,200 participating ...

A “vast majority” of Zelle’s 151 million users now access the service through their own bank’s website or app, and that process will be unaffected. Affected users who used the Zelle app ...