Zelle

Can Zelle Fraud Be Halted by a Tech Fix? Some Say Yes.

The big banks that own the Zelle payment system are working on a risk-sharing program to reimburse the growing number of fraud victims. But several companies report that a biometric guard against fraud already exists.

By James Ledbetter

Big Banks Blink on Zelle Scams: Maybe Elizabeth Warren Was Right After All

A news report indicates that major US banks, such as Wells Fargo and Bank of America, are working on a plan to refund Zelle customers who say they have been scammed.

By James Ledbetter

Elizabeth Warren Isn’t Quitting the War on Zelle

Senator Warren is continuing to advocate for greater regulation of Zelle and other payment platforms, arguing that consumers are unprotected from fraud and scams.

By James Ledbetter

Elizabeth Warren Attacks Zelle. But Is it Really a Scammers’ Paradise?

By James Ledbetter

Fintech’s Success Reaching Minority Consumers Is Largely Unsung (Except by Rappers)

By James Ledbetter

The Regulators Roar. But Can Washington Act on Crypto?

By James Ledbetter

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