One of the most convenient ways to send money to someone without a bank account is through peer-to-peer payment apps or ...

“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 ...

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.

PayPal operates a payments ecosystem that allows merchants and their customers to facilitate the movement of money from one ...

With the new PayPal Links option, you can create and share personalized links to send or request payment from other individuals. Here's how.

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 new PayPal Links allow customers to either request or make a payment to another person by selecting the link option, ...

PayPal is about to make it easier to send cryptos like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and PYUSD via one-time payment links.

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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 ...

PayPal on Monday unveiled a new peer-to-peer payments program designed specifically for messaging apps—and crypto is playing a major role. Decrypt asked a PayPal spokesperson for further details about ...