Category: P2P Payment Apps

Running a small business in the U.S. today often means meeting customers where they already are—on their phones. That’s why P2P payment apps for business have become a legitimate part of the checkout mix, especially for micro-sellers, freelancers, farmers market vendors, pop-ups, and service pros.  In this comprehensive, up-to-date guide...

Choosing between Cash App and Venmo to accept small business payments can feel tricky—both are wildly popular peer-to-peer apps that now offer business tools.  This deep-dive compares Cash App vs Venmo for small business payments across fees, limits, in-person and online acceptance, dispute handling, taxes, compliance, and practical use cases. ...

Choosing the right way to move money is a real business decision now—not just a back-office chore. Two names you’ll hear a lot are FedNow and Zelle. Both move funds quickly between U.S. bank accounts, but they were built for different jobs.  In this guide, you’ll get a clear, up-to-date...

FedNow is the Federal Reserve’s instant payments infrastructure that lets participating banks and credit unions move money in real time, 24x7x365. Unlike card networks or ACH (which may batch and delay settlement), FedNow settles between financial institutions in seconds, giving recipients immediate access to funds.  For businesses, that means faster...

FedNow is the Federal Reserve’s instant payment infrastructure that lets participating U.S. banks and credit unions move money in real time, 24x7x365. For business owners, FedNow means you can send or receive funds within seconds—no more waiting for nightly batches, weekends, or bank holidays.  Unlike consumer apps, FedNow operates at...

Cash App isn’t just for personal payments – it also offers Cash App for Business (sometimes called “Cash for Business”) to help entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small businesses accept payments easily. Setting up a Cash App business account is quick and has no upfront cost, making it a popular choice for...

Digital payment apps like Venmo have become a staple for person-to-person transactions, and now businesses are joining in. Venmo’s Business Profile feature allows companies – from sole proprietors and clubs to LLCs and corporations – to accept customer payments through Venmo under a dedicated business account.  In this comprehensive guide,...

Accepting payments is a critical part of any business, and today there are more options than ever. Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps – originally designed for friends splitting dinner bills – are now being used by businesses to collect money from customers. This guide explores how to accept business payments with...

Imagine a customer at your small business counter asking, “Do you accept Venmo or Cash App?” In the U.S. today, that scenario is increasingly common. Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps like Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, and PayPal have exploded in popularity for personal use – and many business owners are tempted...