Satispay vs Venmo

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Venmo lets users send money to friends, pay businesses, and check out when shopping. It runs on Android, iOS, and the web, with instant transfers, tracking, and scheduled payments. Users can split group expenses, send gift cards, and add Venmojis or GIFs to payments. Business profiles separate business from personal transactions; businesses can also offer Venmo checkout in apps or mobile websites. With a compatible mobile device, a business profile can accept cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other digital wallets through Tap to Pay.

Venmo says it encrypts transactions and account information, monitors activity for unauthorized transactions, and supports multifactor authentication and app PINs. Eligible purchases may qualify for Purchase Protection when marked as purchases in the app, but payments to people users do not know lack buyer and seller protection. Personal accounts cost nothing for transfers from a balance, debit card, or bank account; credit card payments cost 3.00%, and Instant Transfer costs 1.75% (minimum $0.25 fee, maximum $25 fee). Business profiles have no monthly or setup fees, but transaction fees apply. Venmo use requires being in the United States and having a U.S. bank account.