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Google Play users in the US can now pay with Venmo

Google Play is adding Venmo in the US, allowing users to pay for apps, games, subscriptions and other digital content through their Venmo accounts.

Google Play users in the US can now pay with Venmo

Google is now allowing US users to pay for apps, games, and digital content on Google Play using the Venmo app. Users can link their Venmo account through the payment settings on Google Play, enabling them to use their Venmo wallet, connected bank accounts, or cards for payments. This addition gives Google Play another familiar payment option, alongside services like PayPal, Cash App, and major card networks.

The change is simple for users - they can connect an existing Venmo account to Google Play and use it for eligible purchases instead of adding another card. This move aligns with Google's broader effort to make Play Store payments work for more people and markets, as mobile spending continues to grow.

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