T-Mobile Money App Is Shutting down in Favor of T-life

T-Mobile is shutting down the dedicated T-Mobile Money app in favor of the heavily criticized T-Life. In the past few months, the telecom operator has been making a big push for the T-Life app, and the shutdown of the T-Mobile Money app is the company’s latest move in this direction. The telco has already retired several older apps into T-Life, like the T-Mobile and T-Mobile Tuesday apps.

T-Mobile is shutting down the dedicated T-Mobile Money application

The T-Mobile Money app will now find a new home in the T-Life application. T-Mobile has started informing the users of the app that their T-Mobile Money experience will soon move to the T-Life app. The company’s website also confirms the move. While the operator is shutting down the T-Mobile Money app, users will still be able to access their account on the web.

T-Mobile Money users will get new account numbers and debit cards as part of the migration. The migration includes a simplified APY requirement and suspended or discontinued features like Pay Friends and check services. As of now, T-Mobile hasn’t provided the exact date of the shutdown of the T-Mobile Money application.

A few things are changing with the move to the new app

The user experience of the T-Mobile Money app will change as it makes a new home in the T-Life app. The money service will now offer a 4 percent APY (Annual Percentage Yield) on a user’s checking account through November 30, 2025. It is significantly higher than the current 2.5 percent rate.

Furthermore, after December 1, the user will still enjoy a 4 percent APY on their first $3,000 in their checking account. However, once a user crosses the $3,000 threshold, the exceeding amount will still qualify for the standard 2.5 percent APY. The company’s website provides complete details about the new changes.