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Cash App

SaaS

Mobile payments app for sending money to others, spending with a card, banking features and investing.

About Cash App

Cash App is a mobile app for sending and receiving money between people, and it also bundles banking-style features and investing in the same app. It is operated by Block and is used as a quick way to pay friends, family or small businesses from a phone.

The vendor's website blocked automated access when this entry was prepared, so the exact features, fees and availability are not summarized here. Check the official site for current details. Cash App is a consumer financial service delivered as a hosted app and is not open-source software.

Key features

  • Peer-to-peer money transfers
  • Mobile payments from a phone app
  • Banking features in the app
  • Investing features in the app

Good fit for

  • β†’Sending money to friends and family
  • β†’Paying small businesses by phone
Tags
mobile-payments
peer-to-peer
fintech
consumer-finance
banking
investing

Cash App: questions and answers

What is Cash App used for?
Cash App is a mobile payments app for sending money to others, spending with a card, banking features and investing. It is a good fit for sending money to friends and family, and paying small businesses by phone.
Is Cash App free?
Yes. Cash App is free to use.
Is Cash App open source?
No. Cash App is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Ghostfolio, Hyperswitch and Lago.
What are some alternatives to Cash App?
Cash App competes with Venmo, PayPal and Square.

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