According to an agency Jail is off its Standelone app on Tuesday Blog postThe
If you are one of the overs, this news may be worrying 150 million customers Use gel to pay the person from those in the US. However, about 2% of the transactions are done through the jelly app, which is why the company is offing its Standelone app.
Most customers access the gel through their banks, which allows them to send money to the identity of their phone. Gel users depending on the Standelone app will have to be re -enrolled in the service through other financial institutions.
Giving the base of the small user of the gel app, it refers to why the company decides to get rid of it – it takes time and money to maintain an application, especially a where people involve financial information.
Venmor was launched in 2017 with support from 30 banks as a more effective alternative. In Venomo, users can get paid on their own Venomo Wallet, which they can submit to their actual bank account – but if you do not want to wait a few days to process the deposit you will pay a fee for immediate transfer. Due to the jelly connection with the banks, it is capable of providing instant transfer without charging additional fees.
Jail says that users have sent in 2024 $ 1 trillion In terms of payment, another payment breaks the record of the app. This can happen because customers use gel to pay greater payments like rental. Venomo, on the other hand, is designed for further social use, such as paying a friend for dinner.
