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Zelle® rhymes with “tell” – as in tell your friends and family to use Zelle®. Phonetic spelling: Zell or /zel/

Knowing your friends, family and those you trust are enrolled with Zelle® is simple, we’ve tagged your contacts that are already using Zelle® with a purple “Z”. Don’t see the purple “Z” on a contact? Not a problem! You can still send them money with Zelle®.

Zelle® QR code provides peace of mind knowing you can send money to the right person, without typing an email address or U.S. mobile number.

Browse the Safety Education Video Center to understand red flags for common scams. Learn how to protect yourself from phishing, social engineering, and more.

Learn how a "pay yourself" scam can trick you about where your money is being sent and what you can do to protect yourself.

Learn how to recognize phishing scams, identify common warning signs, and help protect yourself from fraudulent emails, text messages, and payment scams.

Learn how to report fraud or scams involving Zelle®, understand the difference between scams and unauthorized transactions, and find support resources through your bank or credit union.

Find out if your U.S. bank or credit union offers Zelle®. Search over 2,400 participating financial institutions and start sending money quickly and securely with Zelle.

Find answers to common questions about Zelle®, including sending and receiving money, payment limits, scams, cancellations, bank support, and using Zelle® through participating banks and credit unions.