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Venmo is a US peer-to-peer payments app, launched in 2009 and owned by PayPal. Users pay friends, split group expenses and schedule payments in the app, often adding emoji notes, and can spend the same account through Pay with Venmo at thousands of online and in-app checkouts, or with the Venmo Debit Mastercard issued by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. Its origin as a social P2P app, rather than a checkout wallet, is what separates it from PayPal's main wallet. PayPal reported $1.7 billion of Venmo revenue excluding interest income for 2025, 67 million monthly active accounts in Q4 2025, and Pay with Venmo volume up 32% in that quarter.
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DEUNA merchants get PayPal Wallet, Venmo and Pay Later through one integration
Checkout platform DEUNA has widened its PayPal deal so enterprise merchants can switch on the full PayPal suite through a single API, in every market DEUNA serves.
PayPal and Venmo become accepted tuition payment options at US universities
PayPal and Venmo can now be selected inside university payment portals, via integrations with three campus commerce platforms. It is the first time either brand sits natively on a school's tuition checkout page.
