Adding money to your Venmo wallet is not as easy as it seems, especially if you're not a Debit Card holder. Here's how to do it or use your balance.

Both Venmo and PayPal have mobile and desktop versions you can use to send and receive funds. PayPal is also available on mobile and desktop and allows you to make payments through the app or website.

Cash App vs Venmo: Compare their pros, cons, features, fees, and security to find the best app for your financial needs.

Unsure whether Venmo is for you? Learn how this payment app works, its fees, and how to use it to send and receive money.

How does Venmo work? Download the Venmo app to use the digital wallet. Once you've created your account, add a card or link a bank account using the app or on desktop.

Venmo is a digital wallet that lets users transfer money to each other through an app. You can use it to split the bill at a restaurant, send your roommate half the rent, or toss a friend a fiver ...

Part payment app, part social media, Venmo offers a convenient way for friends to request and send payments. Find out how to use Venmo and how it compares to other popular digital payment platforms.

Cash App, Venmo, and Chime don’t have fees. But they don’t have FDIC insurance either.

Venmo is a peer-to-peer, or P2P, money transfer app, similar to Cash App, Zelle and PayPal. It has two fees that can be avoided.

Payment apps like PayPal, Venmo, Cash App and Zelle are more popular than ever — but are they safe to use?

If you earn income through payment apps, it's a good idea to set up separate PayPal, Cash App or Venmo accounts for your professional transactions.