When does the Venmo debit card expire and how can I find the expiration date?
Venmo debit cards typically have an expiration date printed on the front of the card, usually three years from the date the card was issued.
You can check the expiration date of your Venmo debit card by simply looking at the front of the physical card.
If your Venmo debit card is approaching its expiration date or has already expired, you'll need to request a new card through the Venmo app.
The Venmo app will provide an option to order a replacement card, which usually takes about 5-7 business days to arrive.
It's recommended to monitor your Venmo debit card's expiration date and order a replacement card ahead of time to avoid any disruptions in accessing funds or making purchases.
Venmo will notify you within 60 days of your current card's expiration date that it's time to request a replacement.
Venmo debit cards expire on the last day of the expiration month printed on the card.
You'll need to know your Venmo debit card's PIN to make ATM withdrawals or get cash back at merchants.
You can reset the PIN in the Venmo app if needed.
Using your Venmo debit card, you can earn up to 5% cash back on purchases when you activate offers in the Venmo app.
The Venmo debit card can be added to your mobile wallet for easy, secure contactless payments using Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay.
To activate your new Venmo debit card, you'll need to enter the expiration date, card number, CVV, and a PIN in the Venmo app.
Venmo debit card transactions are subject to additional limits, such as a $2,999.99 per purchase limit and a $300,000 daily purchase limit.
The Venmo debit card's weekly purchase limit is $700,000, and the daily ATM/cash withdrawal limit is $1,000.
These transaction limits are designed to help protect Venmo users from fraudulent activity and ensure the security of the platform.
Venmo debit card users have generally positive reviews, praising the card's convenience and integration with the Venmo app, though some users have noted room for improvement in the card's design and earning potential.
To add a debit card to your Venmo account, you'll need to ensure your bank's billing information is up-to-date and that the account can accept deposits.
Venmo will make a small test deposit to your linked debit card account to verify that the account is working correctly before allowing you to use the card.
The Venmo debit card is connected to both your Venmo account balance and your linked bank account, which serves as the funding source for purchases.
Funds are automatically drawn from your Venmo balance when making purchases with the Venmo debit card.
If your Venmo debit card expires or is lost or stolen, you'll need to request a replacement card through the Venmo app to continue using the service.