• What are the Online Payment Services at Wells Fargo?
• Zelle
• ExpressSend
• Wires

• How to Send Money via Wells Fargo Wires?
• How Much Does a Wire Transfer Cost?
• What are the Transaction Limits?
• Bottom Line
• Frequently Asked Questions

With the holiday season just around the corner, you're probably anxious about all the ways that it's going to cost you money, but also looking forward to sharing the festive spirit with family and friends.

Many Americans will reach out to financial services companies like Wells Fargo for a wire transfer or two. Its story dates all the way back to 1852, and they went all the way from a brick-and-mortar bank for exchanging gold coins to lightning-fast online transactions.

With corporate headquarters in San Francisco, California, Wells Fargo is helping customers around the United States and beyond with its innovative financial services.

In this guide, we'll dive deeper into the Wells Fargo methods for online money transactions and break down the limits, fees, rates, and other aspects of its wire transfer functionality.

At the moment, your Wells Fargo account has three different money transaction options: sending and receiving money with Zelle, using wire transfer, and a remittance service called ExpressSend. We'll walk you through all three of them.

Zelle

If you enroll with the US-based digital payments network Zelle through Wells Fargo Online, you can send money within the country using a Zelle-enrolled email address or U.S. Read more