Cash App is one of the most popular digital payment services today. Users can use Cash App to send and receive money amongst one another. Now, Cash App allows you to spend your balance in stores as well, via the Cash Card. You can order a Cash Card of your own via the app. Ordering the card is simple, but how long will you have to wait to receive your card? We'll walk you through how long it takes to get approved for the Cash Card, and how long you'll have to wait for your new form of payment!

Question 1 of 6:

Why Should I Order A Cash Card?

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    The Cash Card reimburses ATM fees. As long as you deposit $300 to your Cash App balance each month, Cash App will reimburse the ATM fees whenever you use the card for a withdrawal.
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    Add a Boost to your card and receive special offers and discounts. Cash App offers a variety of "Boosts" within the app that you can add to your card at any time. Simply select a Boost that interests you, and take advantage of discounts at participating restaurants and retailers.
    • Only one Boost can be active at a time, but you can swap out Boosts as often as you would like.
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Question 4 of 6:

What Makes The Cash Card Different From Its Competitors?

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    You can use the Cash Card in the United Kingdom. Few mobile payment apps in the U.S. allow for international transfers, but Cash App makes an exception for USD-GBP and GBP-USD transfers. Use your Cash Card in the UK with confidence.
    • While Cash App can be used in the UK, you must be in the United States to create an account and order a card.
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    Go with the Venmo Debit Card instead if you want cashback. When you spend at participating merchants, Venmo offers cashback on your purchases. This cashback goes directly into your Venmo balance.
    • Venmo's cashback offers operate similarly to Cash App's Boosts, but users may prefer the payouts that Venmo provides, as opposed to the discounts from Cash App.
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This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Cory Stillman. Cory Stillman is a Technology Writer for wikiHow. Cory has experience writing about Film and TV for several online publications, including Screen Rant and Film Cred. He earned a degree in Film and Media Studies with a minor in Creative Writing and certificates in Global Studies and Children’s Literature from the University of Pittsburgh. This article has been viewed 132,206 times.
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