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Venmo Introduces Scheduled Payments and Requests

ByHilary Ong

Oct 14, 2024

Venmo Introduces Scheduled Payments and Requests

Venmo has introduced a new feature allowing users to schedule payments and requests, which can be set up as one-time events or recurring transactions. This long-awaited feature lets users automate sending payments or requesting funds at regular intervals, such as monthly, weekly, or bi-weekly.

In addition to the scheduling options, Venmo provides a push notification reminder one day before any scheduled payment is set to go out. This reminder gives users time to ensure their account has sufficient funds. If a Venmo balance is insufficient, the platform will automatically pull the necessary funds from a connected bank account.

These updates aim to simplify peer-to-peer payments, particularly benefiting individuals who handle shared expenses, such as rent or utility bills. Venmo reports that 84 percent of its users rely on peer-to-peer payment services to cover living costs like rent and utilities.

Venmo’s scheduled payment feature is also a helpful tool for those who struggle with managing payments on time, offering a solution to missed bills even when the funds are available.

The scheduled payments and requests feature is part of a broader set of recent updates to Venmo, which also includes the integration of tap-to-pay for Android phones and the ability to send cryptocurrency through the platform.


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Hilary Ong

Hello, from one tech geek to another. Not your beloved TechCrunch writer, but a writer with an avid interest in the fast-paced tech scenes and all the latest tech mojo. I bring with me a unique take towards tech with a honed applied psychology perspective to make tech news digestible. In other words, I deliver tech news that is easy to read.

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