Jail users are feeling an outage that affects the ability to transfer money through their banks. The Network of the Digital Payment Service Network was from 2 May to 1:56 pm to reduce it to ET, according to its data DowatectorThe (Dowettector is owned by the same guardian agency Jeff Davis as CNET.)
A jelly spokesman responded in a statement that the situation was involved in the third -party supplier.
The statement said, “We are aware that some jail users of some financial institutions are not able to use the gel at this time,” the statement said. “We are working closely with our partners to solve this matter as soon as possible. Jail users will see the transaction identified as ‘paid’ transactions in it.”
The gel is a peer-to-peer payment model that allows users to send and receive money through accounts attached through their phone number or email. Jail closed his Standelone app last month but has been providing its digital payment services through the bank of America and more than 2,000 banks, including Chase.
If you need to send or receive money while the service is below, you have a few more payment apps you can use, including Apple Pay, Cash App or Venomo.
