NEW YORK – Zelle® today reported that in 2025 it continued to scale its network, expanding access to more community banks and credit unions seeking real-time payment capabilities:
337 financial institutions went live or signed up to bring Zelle to...Scottsdale, AZ
Zelle® Returns to Money20/20 with a Surge in Network Payments. A year after its unveiling at Money20/20, Zelle returns to the “Ball” with significant momentum behind its banking industry-led, real-time mobile payments network...
NEW YORK America’s most used peer-to-peer payment platform unveils new brand platform as it continues its trajectory of record growth and deepening emotional relevance
NEW YORK – Zelle®, the person-to-person payment network that reaches more than...
New York & Scottsdale, AZ
Bank of America and PNC Bank first to send Zelle® payments over the RTP® network
Early Warning Services, LLC and The Clearing House (TCH) today announced Zelle® transactions can now be cleared and settled over the RTP®...
Fighting Synthetic Identity Fraud – Early Warning selected as SSA’s eCBSV Provider
Early Warning was named as one of the Social Security Administration’s Participants for the new Electronic Social Security number Verification Service
Early Warning Services, LLC, the network operator behind Zelle®, announced its Q3 2021 transaction results highlighted by year-over-year increases across Zelle® Small Business and Disbursements with Zelle®. Overall, the network processed $127 billion on 466 million transactions in Q3 2021.
Boston, MA
The Basketball Tournament (TBT) today announced that Zelle® is the Official Payment Partner of TBT. Through this partnership, winners will receive TBT’s $2 million prize with Zelle®, during the award ceremony, giving winners speed and...
Zelle soars with $806 billion transaction volume, up 28% from prior year
120 million consumer and small business accounts used Zelle® in 2023
In the first six months of 2020, $133 billion on 519 million transactions was sent through the Zelle Network®. Read how consumers used Zelle® to share costs for utilities, pay rent, give gifts, send charitable donations, and money to friends and family in need as well as receive disbursements
A considerable portion of the U.S. population doesn't have fair and affordable access to financial services. Nearly 50 million Americans1, disproportionally comprised of poor and minority communities, cannot fully participate in our nation's banking...