On my podcast How Success Happens I sat down and talked to Mike Kennedy, co-founder and CEO of Zelle. Originally branded clearXchange, Zelle is the largest person-to-person payments network in the ...

The digital payments network, initially called clearXchange, was created in 2011 by Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo to facilitate digital P2P, business-to-consumer, and government ...

In 2017, clearXchange became Zelle, one of today's most widely used instant payment services, providing its customers a fast, safe and easy way to send and receive money with friends, family and ...

Five of the top U.S. banks are now live with processing real-time P2P transactions via Early Warning's clearXchange network.

U.S. Bank tried, but it couldn’t make its $6.95 fee for real-time person-to-person payments stick. The nation’s fifth-largest bank by assets disclosed Wednesday that such payments are now free. The ...

For clearXchange to be successful, it needs to reach a critical mass of participants so that depositors will be able to transfer funds among most of their friends, relatives and colleagues.

Early Warning has completed its acquisition of clearXchange, the largest financial institution-led digital payments network in the United States.

The banks say the service, called clearXchange, will make payments easier than traditional money transfers, which require a bank routing number and move through a system controlled by Federal ...

The banks say the service, called clearXchange, will make payments easier than traditional money transfers, which require a bank routing number and move through a system controlled by Federal ...

The new person-to-person payments company launched by three top banks may not be a PayPal-killer, but experts say the clearXchange venture is a clear threat to the dominant bank-focused payments ...

ClearXchange is an attempt by the banks to retain fee-weary customers who have embraced alternatives such as prepaid debit cards and eBay Inc.'s PayPal service.

Bank of America Corp., Wells Fargo & Co. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. on Wednesday announced the launch of clearXchange, a person-to-person payments service that will let their customers send money ...