Square is a well-known payment processing company that provides a range of services to help businesses accept payments.
Square offers various tools and products, including point-of-sale systems, online payment solutions, and even its own Square Checking account.
This allows you to spend money from your Square business checking account as soon as you've made a sale with the POS.
You might be wondering if it's possible to send and receive money using Zelle and Square.
This article explores the relationship between the two.
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Zelle is a peer-to-peer payment service that enables users to send and receive money quickly and securely.
You can access Zelle within your mobile banking app - so long as your bank has partnered with them.
If they haven't, you can use the Zelle app as a workaround.
Zelle eliminates the need for cash or checks and simplifies transactions by leveraging the existing banking infrastructure.
As convenient as it would be, unfortunately, Zelle and Square are not compatible with each other.
Instead, they operate as two separate standalone payment services.
Square does offer a free Business Checking account and debit card, and debit cards can be linked with the Zelle app.
However, business debit cards are ineligible for Zelle app enrollment at this time.
