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, explaining in an announcement that only 2% of transactions happen on its app.

Zelle has been around as a convenient digital payment platform since 2017, but has now closed down payments inside its standalone apps for Android and iOS, as it promised it would last October—though the move is a sign of Zelle's success rather than its failure,

According to a press release, more than 2,200 banks and credit unions across the U.S. offer Zelle through their mobile app or online banking site. The app can no longer be used for financial transactions, but it is still available as a directory platform to find banks that offer its services.