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Zelle has officially ended payments through its standalone app. A notice appeared in the Zelle app on Wednesday, April 2, telling users that they could no longer use the app to send or receive money.

Zelle’s standalone app shut down on April 1. Consumers can still use the digital payment service through their financial institution. Last year, the company announced that it was making changes ...

Zelle stopped transfers on their app Tuesday, but you can still use the peer-to-peer money transfer service.

Users can’t connect a credit card to their account How to choose the best money transfer app for you Zelle may no longer be on the scene, but there are plenty of solid options to choose from.

The change went into effect Tuesday, April 1. If you used Zelle’s app to send or receive money, you’ll now have to use your financial institution’s mobile app or go through online banking.

Zelle stopped transfers on their app Tuesday, but you can still use the peer-to-peer money transfer service.