Zelle is a mobile payment application that enables you to send money electronically from your bank account to the accounts of family members or friends. The benefits of Zelle include that the money can appear in the recipient’s account almost instantly, and you don’t need to bother handling cash or writing a check.

While Zelle is commonly used for purposes like friends splitting a check in a restaurant, it can also be used for sending people larger amounts of money — although banks do impose daily and monthly limits. Here we’ll go over what the Zelle transfer limits are at various banks.

Zelle transfer limits by bank

Below are the Zelle transfer limits various banks impose on personal customers. If your financial institution doesn’t offer Zelle, your weekly send limit is $500 when using the Zelle app.

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Bank	Daily Zelle transfer limit	Monthly Zelle transfer limit
Ally	Instant transfers: $2,000Scheduled transfers (up to 3 business days): $5,000	$10,000
Bank of America	$3,500	$20,000
Capital One	$2,500	Not disclosed
Chase	$5,000 per transaction	Not disclosed
Citibank: Citibank Account, Basic Account, Access Account	$2,500	$15,000
Discover Bank	$600	Not disclosed
Quontic Bank	Per transaction: $500Per day: $1,000	Not disclosed
TD Bank	Instant transfers: $1,000Scheduled transfers (up to 3 business days): $2,500	Instant transfers: $5,000Scheduled transfers (up to 3 business days): $10,000
Truist Bank	$2,000	$10,000
USAA Federal Savings Bank	$1,000	$10,000

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