With peer-to-peer payment services like Square Cash, Venmo, and PayPal there’s no need to carry cash anymore. These mobile apps make splitting checks, paying friends back, and lending money to ...

Square's (NYSE: SQ) Cash App started as just another way to send friends money, like PayPal Holdings' (NASDAQ: PYPL) Venmo. But as it added more features, it broadened its appeal. And last month ...

Square Cash now let’s users hold money within the app instead of transferring it immediately out to their own accounts. This behavior directly mimics functionality that Venmo and PayPal bolster.

it’s a new card that gives users of Square’s peer-to-peer payments app — which, like Venmo, lets people pay each other directly from their smartphones — the option to carry around a ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link You'd likely be hard-pressed to find somebody who doesn't have the Venmo app on their iPhone or Android phone. With such widespread use of the ...

To get to the main Venmo menu you tap the "hamburger icon" in the upper left. To send and receive money, you need to link a bank account or debit card. You can do this under the "Settings" tab.

Apple’s new peer-to-peer payment service has a chance to upset existing leaders in the space, including PayPal, Square Cash, and the aforementioned poster child of peer-to-peer payments ...