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Log on to ZashPay or your bank's website
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You may already have the ability to use ZashPay
If you bank with one of the more than 900 U.S. financial institutions that offer ZashPay through their trusted online banking websites, you may not need to enroll here.
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ZashPay is safe and secure
ZashPay is brought to you by CheckFreePay Corporation and CheckFreePay Corporation of New York, each a wholly owned subsidiary of Fiserv. Fiserv powers online banking, bill payment and personal payments for thousands of financial institutions and millions of consumers.
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Things to Know About Sending Money
We've compiled some important details about sending money to others using ZashPay.
- You can send money to any adult over the age of eighteen (18) in the U.S. regardless of their bank or credit union affiliation*
- You must have a U.S.-based checking account and a U.S. address to use ZashPay
- Recipients are not required to pay a fee
- If you're sending a payment to someone who has never before registered for ZashPay, they will have 12 calendar days to register and claim the money you send
- Money will not leave your account until it is claimed
- If money you've sent goes unclaimed, you'll get an alert letting you know that the payment has expired
- Sending money through the ZashPay website costs 75 cents. If you send money through your bank's online channel, the fee is determined by your institution, and may vary
- Many users can send up to $1,000 per day, but no more than $1,000 per week
(transaction limits may vary and can change at any time)
*Terms and conditions apply.
