Zelle will no longer provide a standalone payment app and now requires users to enroll through a bank or credit union.

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Person-to-person money transfers are now only available through the banks and credit unions that work with Zelle.

The platform has made its electronic money transfer system exclusive to banks and credit unions under its network.

Getting started with the app is simple: All users need to do is link bank accounts, credit cards, student loans, mortgages and other line items from their budget. From there, the app will gather ...

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 up.