Zelle Payments

Zelle is a digital payment network that moves money directly between bank accounts, typically within minutes. You use it to send money to friends, family, or businesses—and receive payments the same way. Unlike credit cards or payment apps that sit between you and your bank, Zelle works through your existing bank account, which is why many banks have built it into their apps and websites.

The articles here cover how Zelle transfers work, what happens when a payment goes wrong, how to spot and report fraud, and what protections exist if money disappears or a transaction gets disputed. You'll also find information about which banks offer Zelle, limits on how much you can send, and how to recover money if you've been scammed or sent it to the wrong person.