What are Hallmark + Venmo Cards?
Hallmark + Venmo cards pair the fun and excitement of opening a physical card with the ease of digital payments. You can pick up the card on hallmark.com or at Hallmark customer locations around the US and pre-load a payment to the recipient. When the recipient opens the card, they can scan a code to add the money to their Venmo account.
How to send a Hallmark + Venmo card
You can make your Venmo payment a little more special with a Hallmark + Venmo card. After you've purchased your card, follow these steps to set things up:
- Remove the tab and scan the QR code with your phone camera
- Tap Get Started to pre-load a payment to the recipient
- Enter the recipient’s details, a dollar amount, and a payment note
- Review the transaction details and tap Continue
You’ll see the transaction pending in your Venmo app until the recipient claims it. They’ll have 180 days to claim the money. If they don’t, or if plans change and you need to take the money back, you can cancel the payment in your app.
We don’t want to ruin any surprises, so the recipient won’t be notified until they scan the card. If they need to set up a Venmo account, they’ll be walked through the process when they scan the code.
I made a mistake while setting up my Hallmark + Venmo card
If you need to cancel a Hallmark + Venmo card payment, follow these steps in the Venmo app:
- Go to the Transactions feed on the Me tab
- Tap Cancel Gift at the top of your transactions feed
You can rescan the QR code to start a new payment.
Where can I get Hallmark + Venmo cards?
You can find these cards on hallmark.com and at Hallmark customer locations around the US.
My Hallmark + Venmo card was damaged
If there’s a physical problem with your card, please work with the retailer. Venmo isn’t able to replace the physical card.
Are there additional fees for Hallmark + Venmo cards?
When you send money with Hallmark + Venmo cards, there is no fee when you use a debit card or bank account as your payment method. If you use a credit card to send money, there is a credit card fee, and your issuer may charge you an additional cash advance fee.