The Venmo Debit Card is a free Mastercard with cashback rewards up to 3% and free ATM access at 40,000+ MoneyPass locations. Here is everything you need to know for 2026.

Venmo Debit Card at a Glance

Feature Details
Card type Mastercard debit (The Bancorp Bank)
Monthly fee $0
Annual fee $0
Cashback 1–3% (category-based)
ATM fee (MoneyPass) $0
ATM fee (non-MoneyPass) $2.50
Daily ATM limit $400
Daily purchase limit $3,000
Contactless Yes (NFC/tap-to-pay)

How to Get the Venmo Debit Card

  1. Open Venmo → tap the menu (☰) → Venmo Debit Card
  2. Tap Get Debit Card
  3. Verify your identity (if not already done): full name, date of birth, SSN last 4
  4. Enter your mailing address
  5. Card arrives in 7–10 business days; a virtual card number is available immediately in the app

Requirements: US resident, 18+, verified Venmo account.

Cashback Rewards

The Venmo Debit Card uses a category-based cashback system:

  • 3% cashback: One category you choose (food & drink, gas, travel, health & beauty, etc.)
  • 2% cashback: One secondary category you choose
  • 1% cashback: All other purchases

You select and change your categories in the Venmo app. Cashback is credited to your Venmo balance within days of each transaction and can be sent to friends, used for purchases, or transferred to your bank.

ATM Access

ATM Network Fee Locations
MoneyPass $0 40,000+ US locations
Non-MoneyPass $2.50 (Venmo fee) Anywhere Mastercard ATMs

Find MoneyPass ATMs at moneypass.com or in the Venmo app.

Venmo Debit Card vs Cash Card

Feature Venmo Debit Card Cash App Cash Card
Network Mastercard Visa
Monthly fee $0 $0
Rewards 1–3% cashback Boosts (merchant discounts)
ATM fee (free network) $0 (MoneyPass, 40K ATMs) $0 with $300+/month DD
Daily ATM limit $400 $250 (or $1,000 with DD)
Daily purchase limit $3,000 $7,000

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