Getting started with your Venmo Mastercard® Debit Card and want to know what fees are involved? Learn more here.
Does it cost money to get the card?
There isn't a fee to apply for a Venmo Mastercard® Debit Card.
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Are there fees for purchases using the Venmo Debit Card?
There are no fees when you use your Venmo Debit Card for purchases.
Are there fees for using my Venmo Debit Card to get cash?
There may be fees associated with obtaining cash with your Venmo Debit Card if you use an ATM or Over the Counter Withdrawal.
You may withdraw funds from your Venmo balance at an ATM that displays the Mastercard®, PULSE® or Cirrus® acceptance marks. A $2.50 ATM Domestic Withdrawal Fee applies. You may also complete a withdrawal at a bank or financial institution. A $3.00 Over the Counter Withdrawal fee applies when a signature is required at the bank or financial institution. Additional ATM owner or bank fees may apply.
If you are looking for ways to withdraw cash using your Venmo Debit Card at no cost, there are options! You can withdraw funds from your balance at no cost when using a MoneyPass® ATM within the U.S. Find MoneyPass ATMs.
Cashback with a purchase is also available at Point of Sale devices at no-cost, as permissible by a merchant that bears the Maestro® or PULSE acceptance marks, and is dependent on retailer participation. Please verify acceptance with retailer at the time of the transaction.
Please note that ATM withdrawals, Over the Counter Withdrawals, and cashback with a purchase at Point of Sale devices are Venmo balance funded only.
See the Venmo Mastercard Debit Cardholder Agreement for full details
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The Venmo Mastercard® is issued by The Bancorp Bank, N.A., pursuant to license by Mastercard International Incorporated. The Bancorp Bank, N.A.; Member FDIC. The Venmo Debit Card may be used everywhere Mastercard is accepted in the U.S. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated