“Venmo users and PayPal users will be able to pay each other in the U.S. and worldwide,” Venmo wrote in an email to customers ...

Starting in November, PayPal and Venmo users will be able to search for each other and send money directly from their accounts -- a change 12 years in the making.

The long-standing annoyance of not being able to send money directly between Venmo and PayPal is finally coming to an end. The two massive digital payment apps are set to become natively compatible ...

The move ends years of inconvenience that left customers resorting to third-party workarounds to transfer funds between the apps, despite PayPal owning Venmo since 2014.

Embedded payments provider VoPay has expanded its payment orchestration platform to include fund transfers to PayPal and ...

PayPal and Venmo are convenient ways to make purchases, receive payments, and send money to friends. Holding a PayPal balance is a great way to make quick payments on our favorite shopping apps ...

PayPal has partnered with ChatGPT-rival Perplexity to offer U.S.-based PayPal and Venmo users some tasty perks. Users in some international markets are also eligible.

PayPal Business is built for scale and security; Venmo for Business is better for quick, local sales. Learn more in this guide. PayPal and Venmo are both owned by PayPal but are meant for different ...

Starting soon, Venmo and PayPal users will be able to pay each other directly in the US and abroad. No more awkward workarounds, like transferring money to your bank first or begging your friend to ...

Venmo and PayPal are two popular services for sending and receiving digital payments. They have a lot in common — PayPal even owns Venmo — but there are also some key differences between them.