Can You Transfer Money From Venmo To Cash App

Cash App is an incredibly convenient online bank that allows you to transfer money between users with no fees. Not only that, but you can spend all the money in your Cash App account through the associated card. While it's best to keep your transfers between Cash App users, you can transfer from Cash App to Venmo. This guide will cover the three simple steps to successfully transferring money between these two online banks.

Sending money to a Venmo account from Cash App is simple. First, you need to add your Venmo card to your Cash App account. Then tap on 'Cash Out' and select the amount to transfer. Now you can choose from a standard or instant transfer. Either way, the money will be transferred to the Venmo account.

For those wondering how to transfer money From Cash app to Venmo without a bank account, this method doesn't require an external bank account.

1. Add the Venmo Card to Your Cash App Account

The first thing you need to do is add the Venmo card you wish to pay to your Cash App account. You can do this by opening up the app and tapping the sign on the screen's bottom-left.

This symbol will look something like '$10' but will have a different number depending on the amount of money in your account.

Now you need to select 'Add Bank.' This will take you to a new screen where you need to enter all of the card details for the bank you wish to pay.

In this case, enter the Venmo card details for the Venmo account that you need to pay. This can be your own account or someone else's.

When all of the details have been added, you'll be able to see the card listed among the banks that you can pay from your Cash App account.

2. Select 'Cash Out' in Cash App

Now, navigate back to the same screen by pressing the '$' button in the bottom-left of the screen.

At this point, you need to press the 'Cash Out' button.

This will bring up a popup that allows you to type in the amount you want to send.

Type in the amount you need to transfer and tap 'Cash Out' at the bottom of the screen.

Standard or Instant

At this point, you'll be presented with two options.

You can send the money via standard transfer or through an instant transfer.

Standard Transfer – can take about a week to fully complete. This isn't convenient for everyone.

Instant Transfer – will send the money instantly from your Cash App account to the Venmo one. However, it will cost you 1% of the amount you're transferring, or $10, whichever is less. The minimum transfer fee that you will have to pay is $0.25 though.

At this point, you'll be presented with two options. You can send the money via standard transfer or through an instant transfer. A standard transfer can take about a week to fully complete. This isn't convenient for everyone.

An instant transfer will send the money instantly from your Cash App account to the Venmo one. However, it will cost you 1% of the amount you're transferring, or $10, whichever is less. The minimum transfer fee that you will have to pay is $0.25 though.

Please note that a standard transfer is free. There's no cost associated with it, but it will take longer for the money to move.

3. Check that the Transfer has Gone Through

This final step is one that we'd recommend for any kind of money transfer. When you have completed the Cash App transfer process within the Cash App mobile app, check the Venmo account you send money to.

If the transfer was instant, you should see the money when you complete the transfer. If it's a standard transfer, then you'll have to wait until the day indicated in Cash App for the money to go through.

Cash App will give you an idea of the day that the transfer should be complete.

Conclusion

Transferring money between Cash and Venmo is extremely straightforward. It's definitely easier from Cash App to Venmo though. All you need to do is add the Venmo card details, and the transfer will go through without any issues. If you'd like to know how to send money from Venmo to Cash App, check out our guide here.

We've included an illustrative video for the processes in this guide below.