Here's everything you need to know about the changes Chase is making to its Zelle payment policy and what they mean for you.

What Is Zelle? Zelle is a peer-to-peer payment tool that allows users to quickly send money between U.S. bank accounts. Once ...

“Zelle is designed for sending money to others you know and trust, not for buying things on social media,” Chase spokesperson Emma Eatman told The Verge. “We’ve updated the language in our ...

“Zelle is designed for sending money to others you know and trust, not for buying things on social media,” said Chase spokesperson Emma Eatman. “We’ve updated the language in our Terms ...

With the CFPB dropping its lawsuit against Zelle's parent company and largest partner banks, you'll need to be more vigilant ...

If you suspect you've fallen for a digital payment app scam, contact the app and your financial institution immediately.

This move is aimed at protecting customers from scams and fraud. Chase says, Zelle is designed to send money to people you know and trust. The change will take effect on March 23rd. Then ...

If you bank with JPMorgan Chase and use Zelle to send or receive money, listen up. Starting March 23, 2025, Chase may restrict Zelle payments it believes originated from social media. Here's ...

Zelle makes it easy to transfer money from one bank to another ... Fraudsters frequently register using misleading emails, often with Chase, Bank of America or Wells Fargo in the email address.