Google Play Users in the US Can Now Pay with Venmo

Google Play adds Venmo as a payment option in the US. In other markets, it is testing cash.

Google Play now accepts Venmo for apps, games, subscriptions, and creator tips in the US. In emerging markets, users can pay with cash at a nearby store.

Google Play Opens Door to Venmo for US Digital Purchases

Google just made it easier for millions of Android users to spend money on the Play Store. Starting today, Americans can link their Venmo accounts directly to Google Play and use them to buy apps, games, subscriptions, in-app items, and even tip creators. The change arrives at a moment when mobile spending keeps climbing. And it gives the search giant one more tool to reduce friction at checkout. Users head to payment methods in their Google Pla…

How to use Venmo to make payments in Google Play

There are various ways to make payments for apps, games and more in Google Play. You can use your credit or debit card, or you might want to use credits or payment cards. Now there is a new option: Venmo. The addition means that it is now possible to use your Venmo wallet as a payment source for your Play purchases. Here is what you need to know. If you are a Venmo user, you will have to link your account to Google Play before you can start to u…

Google Play users in the US can now pay with Venmo

Google Play is adding Venmo in the US, allowing users to pay for apps, games, subscriptions and other digital content through their Venmo accounts.

You can now pay for apps on Google Play using your Venmo account

TL;DR Google Play now lets users link their Venmo accounts for payments. You can pay for apps and in-app purchases using either your Venmo balance or cards linked to your Venmo account. Google’s introducing another way to pay for stuff on Google Pay. You’re now able to link your Venmo account to your Google Play account, letting you pay for apps and in-app purchases using either your Venmo balance or a card you’ve connected to Venmo. Google ann…

Google Play adds Venmo as a payment method for apps, games, and more

Google has spent the past few years ramping up its efforts to get Android users to download more apps — and, in turn, to spend more cash on games, in-app purchases, and more. Today, Google is adding Venmo as an all-new way to make purchases on the Play Store, meaning that $40 you keep forgetting to transfer to your bank account just became your ticket to movie rentals, ad-free apps, and more.