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

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

What Happened: Launched in 2017, Zelle quickly gained popularity by partnering with major financial institutions nationwide.

Zelle has officially shut down its standalone mobile app—but this major change doesn’t mean the service itself is going away.  Users can still send and receive ...

Zelle has discontinued its standalone mobile app, preventing users from sending or receiving funds through it.

Person-to-person money transfers are now only available through the banks and credit unions that work with Zelle.

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 ...

Zelle has ceased its standalone mobile app as of April 1, 2025. Users must now access Zelle through their bank or credit ...

Zelle has been used by banking customers for several years to transfer money from person-to-person. While it will still be ...

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If you previously used the Zelle app to pay for goods and services or simply transfer money to loved ones or friends, here ...