Help drive conversion when you give mobile-savvy shoppers a fast and familiar way to check out.
Grow your customer base
Get access to 95M active Venmo accounts by offering them a familiar payment option.1
Reach younger demographics
68% of Venmo users are Millennial or Gen Z.2
Boost conversion
Win more sales with a recognizable payment option that converts at 73%.3
Offer a fast, intuitive checkout experience on your mobile app or website.
Customers can pay with the money in their Venmo balance plus any of their linked bank accounts, credit, or debit cards.
Let shoppers pay with confidence with Purchase Protection on eligible transactions.⁴
Accept Venmo, PayPal, Pay Later, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and debit and credit cards. All with one checkout solution.
”We need to stay relevant to a new generation of consumers and Venmo is essential to that mission.”
— Hani Batla, CTO and CIO, Adorama
+$0.49 per transaction
Standard rate for domestic transactions. Fees are subject to change.
For established businesses that process a large volume of payments annually.
Meet your new fave way to do business. Take payments, manage your business, and connect with clients. All you need is your phone and the Venmo app.
Turn your profile into your professional storefront.
Let customers pay via Venmo or with a card or digital wallet.
Enjoy low rates on each transaction. No monthly fee.
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Venmo is available to merchants and customers located in the United States. The Venmo app is available for both iOS and Android.
Venmo is a social payment service that lets people share payments with friends, family, and businesses. It’s like PayPal in that it provides an easy and secure way for customers to make purchases and send money using their linked cards and bank accounts. Venmo is unique because it lets users share and like payments through a social feed.
Venmo and PayPal have different user bases. Only 54% of active Venmo users have an active PayPal account.⁶ This means that accepting Venmo can help you access a unique group of potential customers that are distinct from PayPal customers.
If you have your own website or app, you can use PayPal’s online checkout to allow your United States customers to pay using their Venmo accounts. If you sell in person, you can create a Venmo business profile to accept payments in the Venmo app or using Tap to Pay.
There are no monthly or setup fees. You do pay a fee for each transaction. If you process a high volume of transactions, you can contact sales for custom pricing.
Displaying Venmo on product, cart, and checkout pages helps reduce friction with a familiar, quick, secure, and convenient experience. This is designed to help avoid the risk of cart abandonment and improve the overall shopping journey.
Customers can choose to pay with their Venmo balance, bank account, credit, or debit card.
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