Venmo, the digital wallet with a touch of charm, has revolutionized the way we handle our day-to-day transactions. But when it comes to transferring your money from Venmo to your bank, you might find yourself wondering, "How do I make this happen effortlessly?" Fear not, for we have the answers you seek.

In this guide, we'll walk you through the simple steps to ensure your money zooms from Venmo to your bank account in the blink of an eye. Gone are the days of worrying about lengthy processes or hidden fees; we've uncovered the secrets to a hassle-free transfer that will make your financial life a whole lot easier.

Whether you're looking to pay off bills, treat yourself to something special, or simply want to manage your finances efficiently, we've got your back. By the time we're done, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to conquer any money transfer with confidence and finesse.

Transfer Money From Venmo To Bank

There are two ways to transfer money from Venmo to your bank account: instant transfer and standard transfer.

Instant transfer

Instant transfers are the fastest way to 

 to your bank account. They typically arrive within 30 minutes and incur a 1.75% fee, with a minimum fee of $0.25 and a maximum fee of $25. To initiate an instant transfer, follow these steps:

Standard transfer

Standard transfers are slower than instant transfers, but they are free of charge. They typically take 1-3 business days to arrive. To initiate a standard transfer, follow these steps:

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when transferring money from Venmo to your bank account:

• You can only transfer money from your Venmo balance to a verified bank account.
• You can transfer a minimum of $1 and a maximum of $10,000 per day.
• Your bank may charge a fee for receiving a Venmo transfer.

How to Get Money from Venmo Without Bank Account

Here are a few ways you can get money from Venmo without a bank account:

• Venmo card
• Prepaid debit card
• Third-party service
• Cash App
• Zelle
• PayPal
• Walmart MoneyCard
• Green Dot card
• Netspend card
• Serve card

Venmo card

• Order a Venmo card from the Venmo app or website.
• Once you have your card, you can use it to withdraw cash from ATMs or make purchases anywhere Mastercard is accepted.

Prepaid debit card

• Purchase a prepaid debit card from most major retailers.
• Load money onto your prepaid debit card.
• Use your prepaid debit card to withdraw cash from ATMs or make purchases.

Third-party service

• Use a third-party service, such as Popmoney, to transfer money from Venmo to a prepaid debit card or bank account.
• Popmoney charges a fee for this service.

Cash App

• If you have a friend or family member who has a Cash App account, they can send you money using your Venmo username or phone number.
• You can then withdraw the money from an ATM or spend it at stores that accept Cash App.

Zelle

• Zelle is a money transfer service that allows you to send and receive money from friends and family using your bank account.
• If you have a friend or family member who has a Zelle account, they can send you money using your Venmo username or phone number.
• You can then withdraw the money from an ATM or spend it at stores that accept Zelle.

PayPal

• If you have a PayPal account, you can transfer money from Venmo to PayPal.
• Once the money is in your PayPal account, you can withdraw it to your bank account or use it to make purchases online.

Walmart MoneyCard

• You can purchase a Walmart MoneyCard from any Walmart store.
• Load money onto your Walmart MoneyCard.
• Use your Walmart MoneyCard to withdraw cash from ATMs or make purchases at Walmart and other stores.

Green Dot card

• You can purchase a Green Dot card from most major retailers.
• Load money onto your Green Dot card.
• Use your Green Dot card to withdraw cash from ATMs or make purchases at stores that accept Green Dot cards.

Netspend card

• You can purchase a Netspend card from most major retailers.
• Load money onto your Netspend card.
• Use your Netspend card to withdraw cash from ATMs or make purchases at stores that accept Netspend cards.

• You can purchase a Serve card from most major retailers.
• Load money onto your Serve card.
• Use your Serve card to withdraw cash from ATMs or make purchases at stores that accept Serve cards.

Conclusion

Venmo offers two convenient methods for transferring funds from your Venmo balance to your bank account: instant transfer and standard transfer. Instant transfers provide the quickest option, with funds arriving within 30 minutes, but they incur a fee. Standard transfers are free but take 1-3 business days to process. Both methods allow you to transfer a minimum of $1 and a maximum of $10,000 per day.