What is Zelle & how does it work?

What is Zelle? Zelle is a peer-to-peer, or P2P, money transfer service that allows individuals to send and receive money from each other via connected bank accounts. Most major banks and credit unions are part of the Zelle network, and once you enroll, you just need an email address or phone number to send and receive money electronically.

What is Zelle money transfer?

Read on to learn more about this money transfer service and what you should consider if you’re thinking about using it. What is Zelle? Zelle is a peer-to-peer, or P2P, money transfer service that allows individuals to send and receive money from each other via connected bank accounts.

Can I send money from Zelle to my wise account?

You can't send money from Zelle to your Wise account at the moment. Some banks will offer Zelle payments via their online banking service - which means you can use Zelle from whichever device you usually use to manage your money.

Can I use Zelle with international bank accounts?

Customers can’t use Zelle with international bank accounts. Both the sender and recipient must have U.S.-based bank accounts to use Zelle. Zelle users need to be extra careful when sending payments. When using Zelle, the onus of protecting your money falls on you, the user.