Love it or hate it, chances are good you've used Zelle to transfer money before. However, as of April 1, 2025 you'll no ...

Visit enroll.zellepay.com to check if a bank supports the service. Once a user logs into a bank's mobile app or website, they ...

But don’t worry, Zelle itself isn’t disappearing entirely. Let’s break down what’s happening and what it means for you. Zelle ...

Zelle killed off its free mobile app, but many banks still support its digital money transfers. There are tons of digital ...

Zelle, the popular person-to-person money transferring service, shut down its standalone app Tuesday — but the service itself is not disappearing. Zelle had warned of the shutdown last year ...

Money transfer service Zelle is shutting down its standalone app, but that doesn't mean the service as a whole is going away.

Zelle has shut down its standalone app but, despite this change, consumers can still conduct digital transactions. Zelle’s app officially shut down on April 1, according to cnet.com.

Zelle network ended cash transfers on its standalone app on Tuesday, citing a lack of demand from a userbase that primarily accesses its services via third-party online banking.

Zelle's standalone app was discontinued. Access Zelle through your bank's app. Transaction history is available in the old ...

Essentially, if Zelle exists on your banking app and you use it on there instead of going on the standalone app, you're in the clear and able to send money to or receive money from other individuals.

Zelle will no longer provide a standalone payment app and now requires users to enroll through a bank or credit union.