EWS announced on Friday that Zelle will begin developing a new service to conduct international transactions using stablecoins.

Zelle expands abroad with stablecoins, but skepticism grows over whether its blockchain plan can succeed where others failed.

Bank-owned digital payment network Zelle is planning to expand beyond U.S. borders, using stablecoins to power faster ...

The initiative aims to make cross-border payments faster and more reliable Early Warning Services, the network operator of ...

Payments processor Zelle's parent company said Friday that Zelle would start using stablecoins to make international ...

Posing as a bank employee, the caller claimed someone was trying to send money out of the producer's account via Zelle. The ...

Zelle's parent Early Warning Services said Friday it was planning to take its peer-to-peer payments network international ...

Early Warning Services, the operator of Zelle, announced an initiative to allow Zelle to provide faster and reliable cross-border money ...

Early Warning Services announced stablecoin integration into Zelle to facilitate near-instant cross-border payments globally.

Users of payments app Zelle will soon be able to send money overseas, as the consortium of US banks behind the service ...

Zelle, the payments processor that is widely used by millions of Americans for instant P2Ptransfers, will now use stablecoins ...

Early Warning Services (EWS) is planning to enable cross-border money transfers using stablecoins. The company operates Zelle ...