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Send Money: Zelle®
This demo will let you go through the steps on how to send money with Zelle® through the Educators Mobile Banking App.
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This 10-step interactive demo walks you through sending money with Zelle® inside the Educators Mobile Banking App. Starting from the Home Screen, you'll navigate to More, then Transfer and Pay, and select Zelle®. From there, you choose Send, pick a contact from your phone's contact list, enter an amount, optionally add a memo, review the details, and confirm the transaction. A confirmation ID is displayed once the payment is sent. A U.S. checking account is required to use Zelle®, and transactions between enrolled users typically occur in minutes.
Questions this resource answers
- What account do I need to use Zelle® in the Educators Mobile Banking App?
- A U.S. checking account is required to use Zelle®.
- What do I do if I can't find Zelle® in the Educators Mobile Banking app?
- If you can't find the Zelle® option in your mobile banking, please contact Educators Credit Union to speak to a representative.
- How do I find Zelle® in the Educators Mobile Banking App?
- From the Home Screen, tap More in the bottom menu, select Transfer and Pay, then choose Zelle® from the sub-menu.
- What are the contact requirements for sending money via Zelle®?
- Contacts must have a first and last name. If a number is saved with a leading 1 before the area code, remove it before proceeding.
- How long does a Zelle® transaction take?
- Transactions between enrolled users typically occur in minutes.
- Who should I use Zelle® with?
- Zelle® recommends only sending, splitting, and requesting money with people you know, such as friends and family members.