Zelle, of course, is hardly the only P2P thoroughbred in this horserace. PayPal, which also acquired Venmo in 2013, reported ...

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.

Zelle already reimburses consumers for fraudulent transactions more generously than required by law. If the CFPB suit were to succeed, the result would be higher fees for consumers, community ...

The stand-alone Zelle app is shutting down on April 1. You can still send money through Zelle via your bank's app. There are other apps that let you send payments quickly and these are easy to set ...

If the government wins this fight with Zelle, the users will pay more. That hardly sounds like a way to “protect” consumers. Stephen Moore is a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation.

Zelle is different from Venmo, the Cash App, and Apple Cash in that it is tied directly to your bank account. So it’s more like a debit card than the others, and should be used more for direct ...

The Scottsdale-based operator of Zelle and three of the banks that co-own it are being sued by the federal government, alleging a failure to protect consumers from fraud. The Consumer Financial ...

The bureau had filed the lawsuit in late December against the operator of Zelle, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo "for failing to protect consumers from widespread fraud." Customers ...

Person-to-person money transfers are no longer available through the Zelle standalone mobile app. Users must be enrolled in one of the "more than 2,200 banks and credit unions" that offer Zelle to ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Zelle, an online money transferring system, shut down payment functions in its app Tuesday. Don’t worry though, you’re still able to use Zelle in other ways.

Zelle, of course, is hardly the only P2P thoroughbred in this horserace. PayPal, which also acquired Venmo in 2013, reported total P2P payment volumes of over $400 billion last year.