Zelle®
Send Money Instantly
Skip the checks, avoid the fees, and pay people you trust with Zelle® built right into your GTKY app or online banking.
Quick, Simple, and Local
At GTKY, we believe in banking that fits your life. That’s why we’ve built Zelle® right into your credit union experience, so sending or receiving money takes minutes, not days. Money typically arrives within minutes when both parties are enrolled.
Zelle®
Three Easy Steps to Get Started
- Enroll in Zelle® – Go to your GTKY online banking or mobile app and select “Send Money with Zelle®.”
- Add Your Contact – Link your email or U.S. mobile number to your eligible GTKY account.
- Send or Receive – Enter an amount, choose a recipient (via their email or mobile number), and the money arrives fast.

Why Members Choose It
Fast & Efficient
Forget waiting for bank transfers — when both sender and recipient are enrolled, payments often show in just minutes.
No Extra Fees
Zelle® is free for many transactions — but always check your specific account terms.
Works Across Banks
Even if friends or family bank somewhere else, Zelle® works between eligible U.S. banks and credit unions.
Integrated in Your GTKY App
Everything stays local. You don’t need a separate provider or external app — it’s part of your credit union’s digital banking experience.

Frequently Asked Questions
(859) 231-9300
Talk or text with a Team Member
memberservice@gtkycu.com
Email a Team Member
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What is Zelle®?
With Zelle®, you can send money directly from your account to enrolled recipients in minutes, all from the convenience of online banking or our mobile app.
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Are there fees to use Zelle® with GTKY?
No, Greater Kentucky Credit Union does not charge any fees to use Zelle®. Your mobile carrier's messaging and data rates may apply.
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How quickly does the money arrive?
When both parties are enrolled, the funds typically arrive within minutes.
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Can I cancel a Zelle® payment?
Only if the recipient hasn’t enrolled yet — once they are enrolled and you send, the payment cannot be cancelled.



