TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Zelle has announced a big change. Its standalone app will be used for only one thing: to educate consumers about scams and fraud. The person-to-person transfers that made ...

Zelle stopped transfers on their app Tuesday, but you can still use the peer-to-peer money transfer service.

Options to use the Zelle payments network seen on a Chase mobile banking app in New York on December 20, 2024. AP Photo/Patrick Sison What Is Happening to the App? Zelle app users can still access ...

This low usage is the primary reason behind the decision to shut down the Zelle app. If you’re one of the few who use the Zelle app, you might be wondering what this means.

The change went into effect Tuesday, April 1. If you used Zelle’s app to send or receive money, you’ll now have to use your financial institution’s mobile app or go through online banking.

If you used Zelle’s app to send or receive money, you’ll now have to use your financial institution’s mobile app or go through online banking.

Zelle stopped transfers on their app Tuesday, but you can still use the peer-to-peer money transfer service.

Zelle stopped transfers on their app Tuesday, but you can still use the peer-to-peer money transfer service.

Zelle stopped transfers on their app Tuesday, but you can still use the peer-to-peer money transfer service.

Zelle stopped transfers on their app Tuesday, but you can still use the peer-to-peer money transfer service.