Venmo and Paypal are two of the most popular payment apps, and while they are part of the same company, there are enough differences between the two that you may want to use them both.

PayPal's social payments platform, Venmo, is opening up its in-app payments feature. Venmo announced in January that it was allowing a limited number of users to pay with Venmo in select merchant ...

Venmo announced a partnership Tuesday with the NCAA to support athletes who face harassment on the payment app, which has ...

Cash App and Venmo are both mobile payment apps that enable users to send and receive money easily from various sources. Find out which one is right for you. In today's world of digital payments ...

The IRS currently requires any third-party payment apps like Cash App and Venmo to send a 1099-K to the IRS and individuals if they earned more than $20,000 in commercial payments across more than ...

Smartphone app Venmo lets you transfer money to someone's account without fees or credit cards, but some users have questioned the app's security.

PayPal and Venmo have struck a deal with Perplexity AI to offer their customers early access to the AI startup’s new browser, ...

Mobile payment apps including Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal Mobile Cash have wormed their way into the fabric of our lives.

Earnings from PayPal and Block revealed diverging paths in peer-to-peer payments, with Venmo accelerating and Cash App losing steam.

If you're among the millions of people who use payment apps like PayPal, Venmo, Square, and other payment apps, you could be affected by a tax reporting change that goes into effect in January.

If you use payment apps like Venmo, PayPal or CashApp, the new year ushered in a change to an IRS tax reporting rule that could apply to some of your transactions.