Money transfer service Zelle is shutting down its standalone app, but that doesn't mean the service as a whole is going away.

What Happened: Launched in 2017, Zelle quickly gained popularity by partnering with major financial institutions nationwide.

Bank of America is reportedly refusing to reimburse a customer whose account was drained of thousands of dollars after thieves stole his unlocked phone.

Person-to-person money transfers are now only available through the banks and credit unions that work with Zelle.

Visit enroll.zellepay.com to check if a bank supports the service. Once a user logs into a bank's mobile app or website, they ...

The standalone Zelle app is gone, but you can still use Zelle if your bank offers it through its app or website. JPMorgan ...

Zelle, the popular person-to-person money transferring service, shut down its standalone app Tuesday — but the service itself ...

Zelle’s standalone app shut down on April 1. Last year, the company announced that it was making changes to the app. Zelle ...

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