Satispay vs Zelle

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Zelle lets people send, request and receive money through participating banks’ and credit unions’ apps or online banking. It is available in more than 2,400 such apps, as well as on Android, iOS and the web. Users can address payments to an email address or U.S. mobile number; eligible small business accounts can also use Zelle tags. Transfers are described as instant, and tracking is available. Both parties need eligible U.S. checking or savings accounts, and both must be enrolled for money to arrive in minutes. Eligible small businesses can request or receive customer payments and send money to customers, vendors and employees. Sending and receiving limits are set by each financial institution. Zelle says payments to enrolled recipients cannot be reversed, and authorized payments for goods or services that are not received or as described are not covered by a protection program. Consumers typically pay no fee, but should check with their bank or credit union. Any small business fees depend on its financial institution.