Zelle

Zelle

This is How Money Moves

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8.6.1

February 1, 2024

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8.6.0

December 14, 2023

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8.5.0

October 25, 2023

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8.4.0

August 29, 2023

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8.3.3

August 11, 2023

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8.3.1

July 25, 2023

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8.2.0

June 21, 2023

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8.1.1

June 3, 2023

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8.1.0

May 18, 2023

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8.0.0

April 14, 2023

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Description of Zelle

Zelle® has partnered with leading banks and credit unions across the U.S. to bring you a fast, safe and easy way to send money to friends and family. Money moves quickly - directly from bank account to bank account. If your bank or credit union offers Zelle, you already have it in your mobile banking app or online banking – if they don’t, the Zelle app will make it easy for you to send money to enrolled Zelle users that already have access through their financial institution. Zelle. This is how money moves®. Using just your recipient’s email address or U.S. mobile number, you can settle up simply and safely with almost anyone you know and trust. Even better, Zelle does not charge any fees to use the service. (Mobile carrier or bank fees may apply). GET STARTED: 1. Download the Zelle app. 2. Enroll using a Visa® or Mastercard® debit card linked to a U.S. checking account; or 3. Enroll your U.S. checking account by using your online banking username and password, if your bank supports this feature*. 4. Choose a person to pay, or request money from, by entering their U.S. mobile number or email address. 5. Confirm the amount and hit send. If they’re already enrolled with Zelle, they’ll typically get the money in minutes. If they aren’t, they will be notified and can follow a few simple steps to complete the payment. *Some banks allow customers to enroll in the Zelle app using their online or mobile banking username and password. Zelle and the Zelle related marks and logos are property of Early Warning Services, LLC You must have a bank account in the U.S. to use Zelle.
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Zelle: FAQ

Is Zelle compatible with the iPad?

No, there is no iPad version available for Zelle.
The Zelle app was released by Early Warning Services, LLC.
The minimum required iOS version for the app to work is 14.0 or higher.
The Zelle app has a user rating of 4.8.
The App Genre Of Zelle Is Finance.
The current version of the Zelle app is 8.6.1.
The latest Zelle update came out on June 30, 2024.
Zelle launched on February 5, 2023.
The Zelle app is suitable for children aged Early Warning Services, LLC.
The Zelle app is now available in English.
Sorry, Zelle is not available on Apple Arcade.
Sorry, in-app purchases are not accessible within Zelle.
Unfortunately, Zelle is not optimized for use with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Zelle

  • Zelle is frustrating and doesn’t work as advertised

    I have been trying to sign up with Zelle for a month now, but I can’t because it will send me back to my bank app. I can’t use Zelle on my bank app because I’m not signed into Zelle, but Zelle won’t let me sign in cause I have a bank app. Nothing is working and not one FRQ or blog post about this issue has been helpful. I’ve tried on desktop but it just tells me to go to the app which sends me to my bank app which tells me “they’ve hit a snag” and to sign in which I can’t do on mobile cause it just sends me to the bank app, and can’t use on desktop cause it just sends me to the Zelle app which sends me to my bank app. Every attempt to figure this out has either led me in a circle or made me hit a brick wall. I have to pay back a friend of mine who INSISTS on using this stupid app and doesn’t even know what the issue is either and is probably getting frustrated that I haven’t payed him back yet.

    In short, nothing works, I can’t sign in, all the apps and links just send me in frustrating circles, and I’m making my friend frustrated that I can’t pay him back through the only payment app he insists on using. I’ve never used something as infuriating as Zelle.
  • So if my bank doesn’t have Zelle support…

    Zelle took my account information, and only after making me verify it did they tell me that my bank does not have Zelle support and won’t let me use Zelle. Why they did Zelle save my account number and info if they cannot provide services to me under that account? Why not give an error immediately? Zelle had no business taking my account number AT ALL if their system won’t work with my bank. I would never have given Zelle my personal information and certainly not my account info if I knew it would not function. How odd that Zelle thinks it’s reasonable to save my account info and risk a breach when I can’t even use their service. They did the same thing to my girlfriend; we bank at the same place, and when we went to test Zelle, she got the same error. But Zelle was sure eager to keep her account info in their system. Very weird.

    The app should throw an error, tell you that your account cannot be linked or used, and then NOT save your account info until such time as your bank “allows” Zelle to function. Otherwise, your account number and information is floating around in an app that’s not useable to you. It’s like leaving your checkbook at a bus stop, waiting for somebody to pick it up and wreak havoc.
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