Real-time settlement of Zelle® transactions on the RTP® network enables expanded
uses cases and increases efficiency of P2P, small business and disbursement
payments for participating financial institutions; PNC Bank and U.S. Bank first to pilot the
integration
NEW YORK -- Early Warning Services, LLC., the network operator of Zelle®, today announced that in the first half of 2024 the person-to-person payments network reached 143 million enrolled users and helped consumers and small businesses move nearly...
Purchase, NY
clearXchange to enable person-to-person payments using debit cards - Early Warning, the industry leader in real-time payments, authentication and risk mitigation, today announced it will leverage Mastercard SendTM to enable U.S. debit...
Leading regional bank enables customers to easily send person-to-person payments
Bringing real-time P2P payments to Citi customers in the United States
For over 30 years, Early Warning has been innovating to move banking forward. Learn more about Early Warning and our products work.
Early Warning has earned the top spot as a Digital Identity Provider in PYMNTS.com July 2016 edition of its Digital Identity TrackerTM"
By: Chief Fraud Risk Management Officer Ben Chance, Early Warning Services
As temperatures heat up across the U.S., so does criminal activity.
At Early Warning Services, the network operator of Zelle®, our top priority is to provide a safe, reliable...
On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Early Warning Services, LLC, the network operator of Zelle®, today announced a new partnership with the National Council on Aging (NCOA). The partnership starts with a national campaign featuring financial wellness expert, Amanda Clayman, that delivers guidance on how to avoid falling victim to scams.
Ally Bank, Bank of the West and BECU are among banks and credit unions that will access the newly launched service via Fiserv
Integration with Paze checkout provides additional security through a tokenized payment experience within trusted financial institutions
Operating a person-to-person (P2P) payments network in the United States gives us a front row seat to how financial institutions are moving into the digital age.