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Online money transfer company Zelle has shut down its standalone app, but consumers will still be able to use the company to send money online.
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On April 1, the digital payment app shut down.
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Zelle shuts down standalone app, can still send money through banks
Online money transfer company Zelle has shut down its standalone app, but consumers will still be able to use the company to send money online.
Zelle App Shuttered, Bank to Bank Transactions Continue
As of April 1, 2025, the Zelle App is no more. Zelle, created by a consortium of financial institutions, has announced that individuals using the stand-alone app must now sign up with one of the over 2200 banks and credit unions in the US that offer the service.
Zelle Shutdown: How to Send Money & Top Alternatives to App
Zelle shut down its standalone app, but you can still send money through your bank. Know how to use Zelle and its best alternatives.
Goodbye, Zelle App. Here's How to Keep Sending Money Digitally
If you like to use Zelle to send money to others, you need to find a new solution. On April 1, the digital payment app shut down. That doesn't mean Zelle itself has gone away. It's only discontinued its standalone app.
Zelle shuts down standalone app transfers, can still send money through banks
Those who were impacted will have to sign up through their bank to use Zelle to send money to someone. More than 2,200 banks and credit unions use Zelle, with consumers sending mo
Zelle shuts down standalone app, redirects users to over 2,200 banking platforms
The payment processing app Zelle shut down its standalone app on Tuesday. Zelle instead is redirecting its users to use their application through banks and credit unions. When signing into the app, users will see a pop-up message that says the application is "no longer available for sending and receiving money.
Do You Like Using Zelle? From Now On, You Can Only Do It Through Your Bank
If you're bummed about the Zelle app going away, no need to worry. You can keep using Zelle, as long as you have a bank account and a bank that offers it. (You'll no longer have the option to link a prepaid Visa or Mastercard debit card).
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What Banks Use Zelle?
More than 2,200 financial institutions in the U.S. support Zelle, including online banks, traditional banks and credit unions.
CFPB Drops 'Zelle' Lawsuit Against JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday dropped its lawsuit against Early Warning Services and several big banks for failing to safeguard the Zelle payments network from fraud.
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