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Does Current Have Zelle?

No, Current does not integrate with Zelle. Find alternatives that do.

Zelle is a widely popular peer-to-peer (P2P) money transfer service that allows for easy money transfers through direct bank integration. While it works with over 2,300 banks, that list unfortunately does not include Current as of this writing.

Current is not directly compatible with Zelle

Unfortunately, Current does not integrate directly with Zelle.

Zelle only works with US banks and credit unions, while Current is a fintech and not a “true” bank. In some cases, fintechs can access Zelle if their underlying banking partners support it, but that’s rare, and Current accounts are not among them.

Can I connect my Current account to Zelle?

No, you can’t connect your Current account to Zelle since Current does not partner with Zelle.

Since Zelle has retired its standalone app, the only way to use it is directly through a participating bank or credit union.

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How to set up Zelle

To use Zelle, you’ll need a bank or credit union that partners with it. Once you open an eligible account, you’ll typically follow these steps:

  1. Sign in to your account via desktop or mobile app.
  2. Set up Zelle by navigating to the Transfers section.
  3. Accept Zelle’s terms and services.
  4. Send and receive money within minutes.

Alternatives to Zelle

Since Zelle isn’t compatible with Current, here are some alternatives for P2P transfers you can consider instead:

  • Cash App. A widely used P2P app that lets you send money instantly, split bills and even invest in stocks or crypto. It also offers extras like tax filing, a debit card and banking tools for teens. Transfers between Cash App users are free.
  • Venmo. Owned by PayPal, Venmo is one of the most popular apps for quick money transfers between friends. The built-in social features make splitting costs simple and fun, and its ease of use has earned it millions of users.
  • Apple Pay. Built into Apple devices, Apple Pay lets you send money through iMessage or pay securely in stores with contactless checkout. However, it’s only available to people using Apple products.
  • Chime®. A fintech that offers a Checking Account with a feature called Pay Anyone that allows Chime users to send money to anyone with a debit card.

Bottom line

Since Zelle doesn’t integrate with Current, you won’t be able to send or receive payments directly through Zelle. Instead, you will have to use other P2P services, like Venmo or Cash App.

If using Zelle is important to you, you’ll need to consider switching to a bank that supports it.

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