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Venmo Debit Card users can now earn 15% cash back with in-app offers, adds Tap-to-Pay, automatic transfers, Pay internationally and FDIC insurance up to $250,000 at each program bank

June 4, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Venmo is supercharging its debit card rewards with new, limited-time cash back offers at some of its users’ favorite brands. Venmo Debit Card users can now earn 15% cash back from Sephora, Walmart, Lyft, McDonald’s, and Walgreens by activating their offers in the Venmo app to earn cash back on their eligible purchases in-store and online.  New brand campaign reinforces accelerated expansion of commerce solutions with enhanced rewards in-store and online. Venmo Debit Card users can also enjoy these added features:

    Tap-to-Pay: Add the Venmo Debit Card to your mobile wallet to conveniently tap-to-pay in-store.

    Automatically add funds: Easily manage and top up your Venmo balance by setting up automatic transfers—either on a preset schedule or when your balance drops below a certain point.

    Pay internationally: Use the Venmo Debit Card for purchases anywhere Mastercard is accepted around the world, with no international transaction fees on purchases.

    Pass-through FDIC Insurance: With your Venmo Debit Card, your USD Venmo funds are held in Program Banks, where they are, subject to certain conditions, eligible for pass-through FDIC insurance up to $250,000 at each Program Bank. FDIC insurance protects against the failure of a Program Bank, not Venmo. Venmo is not a bank, does not take deposits, and is not FDIC-insured.

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