Confirmed: Wells Fargo doesn't want trouble in the United States, you'll have to comply with this

Wells Fargo has issued a strict notice in the United States that affects millions of customers. The banking institution has reminded customers of something important regarding transfers made through Zelle, its most popular system for sending money quickly.

The bank wanted to make it clear so that no one would be caught off guard and all users would know what conditions they must meet. The transfer limit with Zelle isn't new, but many Wells Fargo customers didn't know exactly how it applies.

Wells Fargo gets strict with its American customers: you can't go over the limit

The institution has explained that this isn't just a whim, but a security measure to ensure safe transfers. According to the bank's explanation, each customer must comply with the rules and adapt to these amounts; the system aims to prevent fraud, errors, and suspicious activity.

In practice, this means that customers can't send unlimited amounts of money through Zelle. Wells Fargo has set a cap that varies depending on the type of customer and their relationship with the bank. However, in most cases, the figure doesn't exceed $3,500 per day and a monthly limit of $20,000.

If you need to send more money, do this without any problem

For some profiles, it can even be lower, which has caused different reactions among those who need to move more money in a short period of time. The bank has insisted that the best way to operate is to plan transfers calmly.

If you need to send more money, the recommendation is to split the transactions over several days or use other services that Wells Fargo offers in the United States. The institution reminds customers that there are safe alternatives, such as traditional account-to-account transfers, although these may take longer to complete.

This notice from Wells Fargo also serves to educate customers on how to make transfers safely. The institution recommends always checking the account number or contact to whom the money is being sent before confirming the transaction.

Many still didn't know about this limitation

This way, customers can avoid losses that can't be reversed, since with Zelle the transfer is processed almost instantly and can't be canceled. Many customers have reacted with surprise, as not everyone clearly knew about Zelle's limit. However, the bank's explanation shows that the goal isn't to restrict, but to protect.

The promotion of Zelle's use will remain key for Wells Fargo, but always under the established security conditions. Even though some see it as a limitation, the fact that there are protection barriers is what builds trust in secure transfers.