![]() Technically, Venmo provides all these services as well. To us, Venmo felt a lot more geared towards making daily, social spending easy and fun with its bill splitting feature and adding emojis with your transfer messages.Ĭash App seems more “serious” and focused on helping you manage your personal finances easily with direct deposits (receive your paycheck) and buying cryptocurrency easily. ![]() So far, both apps are pretty on par with one another in the previous categories.īut the extra features are where things get pretty interesting. ![]() Social features like sending emojis and status updatesĪTM withdrawals (free on certain networks) Offers debit card, credit card (3% transaction fee), and virtual cardsīuy Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, or Bitcoin Cash (not able to withdrawal to third-party wallet)Ĭashback on debit card, and earn points on credit card And other than these basic services, most “extra features” like buying cryptocurrency or using credit cards involve extra fees for both services. You can expedite this with a fee of 1.5% for both services.ĭebit cards are also free to use. Withdrawing your balance is free with a standard transfer that takes 1-3 days to be reflected in your bank account. There are also transfer limits for both, and it’s about the same amount. The most basic feature (transferring money to people and businesses you trust) is free on both Cash App and Venmo. Receiving money in your business profile from Venmo users has a 1.9% + $0.10 USD fee. No annual or renewal fees on credit or debit cards, but overdrafts are chargeable.īuying and selling cryptocurrency: Between 1.5-2.3% fee depending on the amount. “Cash a check” non-payroll deposits and non-government checks attract a 5% fee. Faster payments using “cash a check” incur minimum fee of $5 USD (or 1%) for payroll and government payments. USD-GBP and GBP-USD transfers are free and the payment will be converted to the receiver’s currency at the mid-market or interbank rate.ġ% fee for instant withdrawals of balanceĪTM withdrawals are free at Money Point kiosk, but out-of-network ATM withdrawals will cost you $2.50/withdrawalĭirect deposits are free (e.g. Cash App doesn’t charge a convenience fee for this. No annual or renewal fees.īuying Bitcoin? You’ll pay a service fee (about 1.76% according to Coindesk) and possibly an additional fee depending on market conditions (as per government regulations)įor buying stocks, you only pay a government fee. Instant deposits to debit card incur 1.5% fee.Ĭash Card debit card is free to use. Standard withdrawal of balance to bank account is free (1-3 days)ġ.5% fee for instant withdrawals of balanceĪTM withdrawals are $2/withdrawal, unless direct deposit of your salary (minimum $300 USD) to Cash App is enabled Unverified user transfer limits (limit increase possible with verification): $250 send in 7 daysģ% fees for transfers funded with a credit card. Transfers between Cash App members are free This video that talks about some of main differences: You want to be able to buy a wider range of cryptocurrenciesīlocking any of the cards can be done from the app.įree for basic features like sending and receiving money P2Pġ.5% fee for instant withdrawals of your balanceģ% fee if you send money through your linked credit cardġ% fee for instant withdrawals of your balanceĭirect deposits available (receive paycheck, tax returns, and more)Ĭash Card Boosts (discounts at various merchants)īuy Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, or Bitcoin Cash.You want social media-like functions like sending emojis with your payment notices.
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