All payment methods

Venmo Smart Buttons

In 2009, Venmo launched as a social app and has evolved into one of the US's most popular e-commerce payment methods. Nearly 90 million consumers use Venmo, and more than two million merchants accept it. It is a great option for merchants seeking to reach Millennials and Gen Z; 35% of its consumers are 18-29. It requires consumers to have funds in their wallets but allows them to easily connect their bank account, debit card, or credit card. Venmo can be accepted by merchants accepting PayPal without any additional integration giving consumers the option to pay with PayPal, Venmo, and PayPal Pay Later when they checkout with PayPal.

Venmo Smart Buttons
Type Wallet
Consumer countries
Currencies

Want to integrate Venmo Smart Buttons onto your platform?

Get in touch

Why Venmo Smart Buttons

With a user share of 37%, Venmo is the second most used online payment service in the US after PayPal (Statista).

Smart Payment Buttons by PayPal are designed to improve the checkout experience and conversions and give consumers more choices.

In the clothing and fashion industry, Venmo can increase unplanned purchases by as much as 34% (PayPal).

Specifications

Coverage

Consumer
Merchant

Currencies

Consumer USD
Processing USD
Settlement N/A - processing only

Features

Recurring payments
One-click payments
Refunds
Partial refunds
Multiple partial refunds
Payment assurance
Chargeback risk

How it works

1
Merchant

At online (web/mobile) checkout, the consumer selects to pay with the PayPal payment buttons.

2
PPRO

The consumer is redirected to a PPRO-hosted page (mobile/web) and selects the Venmo payment method.

3
PPRO

The consumer is redirected to the Venmo app (mobile) or presented with a QR code to scan with their mobile (web).

4
Payment method

The consumer completes the payment in the Venmo app (mobile/web). The payment is confirmed.

Want to integrate Venmo Smart Buttons onto your platform?

Get in touch