What is the Zelle limit?

The Zelle limit refers to the maximum amount of money that can be sent or received through the Zelle payment service in a single transaction. The limit varies depending on the bank or credit union that you are using, but it is typically around $1,000 per day. Some financial institutions may have higher or lower limits, so it is important to check with your bank to determine the specific limit for your account.

Zelle Daily Limits

- Standard Users: $500 daily
- Verified Users: $2,000 daily

Zelle Weekly Limits

- Standard Users: $1,000 weekly
- Verified Users: $5,000 weekly

Zelle Monthly Limits

- Standard Users: None
- Verified Users: None

Increasing Zelle Limits

To increase your Zelle daily and weekly limits, you need to verify your identity with your financial institution. Verification typically involves providing your Social Security number, driver's license, or passport.

Once you are verified, your Zelle limits may be increased to:

- Daily Limit: $2,500
- Weekly Limit: $10,000

Note: Some financial institutions may have their own limits and restrictions on Zelle transactions. It's recommended to check with your bank or credit union for specific details.