As Zelle's YouTube page is testament to, users of the app were frequently targeted by scammers—via dating apps, ticketing platforms, rental listings, online marketplaces, job boards, and so on.

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.

Zelle first announced it would shutter the app on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024. The app launched in 2017 to serve people whose banks hadn't yet joined the network.

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 ...

Zelle launched in 2017 and was created by about 30 banks to rival popular existing payments apps like Venmo, Cash App and Apple Pay. At that time, Zelle created its own app to provide access for ...

You can still use Zelle through your bank's app or website if it belongs to the Zelle network. With more than 2,000 participating banks, there's a good chance yours could be one of them.

Zelle app no longer offering money transfer services. Here's what it means for users The Zelle app is now "dedicated to consumer education about scams and fraud," the company said.

SAN FRANCISCO — Zelle, an online money transferring system, shut down payment functions in its app Tuesday. Don’t worry though, you’re still able to use Zelle in other ways.

Zelle launched in 2017 and was created by about 30 banks to rival popular existing payments apps like Venmo, Cash App and Apple Pay. At that time, Zelle created its own app to provide access for ...