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Zelle® partners with Queer Eye star to bring together special guests and give away a total of $75,000 to contest winners.
Zelle®, in partnership with EVERFI, the leading social impact education technology company, today launched “Money Moves: Modern Banking & Identity ProtectionTM”.
- Third Quarter Growth: $84 billion in payments processed on 323 million transactions during Q3 2020; growth of 18% and 17%, quarter-over-quarter, respectively.
- Small Business: $4.5 billion in payments were sent to U.S. small businesses in Q3, an increase of more than 30% from the prior quarter.
Physical distancing requirements continue to drive strong adoption of Zelle, with enrollment growing 17% over the prior year.
- $133 Billion sent on 519 million transactions in the first six months of 2020.
- Consumers use Zelle to share costs for utilities, pay rent, give gifts, send charitable donations, and money to friends and family in need as well as receive disbursements.
- Seven financial institutions, reaching approximately a third of the small businesses in the U.S., now enable their small business customers to accept payments with Zelle.
Partnership helps older adults stay safe at home by learning new digital banking habits.
Due to recent economic and societal changes, there has been an increase in consumers leveraging Zelle for everyday essentials such as paying back neighbors for groceries, reimbursing friends and family for canceled events, and sending money to loved ones in need.
- $56 billion in payments processed on 230 million transactions during Q4 2019; growth of 14% and 17%, quarter-over-quarter, respectively.
- $187 billion in payments processed on 743 million transactions in 2019; growth of 57% and 72% year-over-year, respectively.
- Consumers Prefer Money Instead of Physical Gifts Bringing 2019 to a Successful Year End Close1.
- The More the Merrier—81% of Consumers Surveyed Have Given Group Gifts.
- Money is the #1 Preferred Holiday Gift.
- Across Generations, More Gen Z'ers (66%) Prefer Money as a Gift Followed by Millennials (61%).
Curriculum provides 50,000 students with the knowledge to navigate the risks and rewards of banking in the digital age.
Year-over-year payment values increased by 58%; Year-over-year transaction volume increased by 73%.