If you've picked up your phone looking to transfer funds to a friend or business acquaintance using the Zelle app lately, you probably noticed you were not able to do so. That's because the Zelle ...

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 ...

As of April 1, the Zelle app has been discontinued. Now, with the Zelle app shut down, Zelle users will need to make a slight change in how they use the platform or find a different payment app.

Kate Nalepinski is a Newsweek journalist based in New York City. Kate joined Newsweek in May 2024. She is a graduate of Ithaca College. Zelle, one of the most widely used digital payment services ...

Person-to-person money transfers are no longer available through the Zelle standalone mobile app. Users must be enrolled in one of the "more than 2,200 banks and credit unions" that offer Zelle to ...

Zelle is shutting down its stand-alone app on Tuesday, according to a company blog post. This news might be alarming if you’re one of the over 150 million customers in the U.S. who use Zelle for ...

However, Zelle lives on as a platform: It's now integrated into the operations of more than 2,200 financial institutions, so you'll still be able to use it through your banking app. The Zelle apps ...