Venmo
Accept payments via Venmo with scannable QR codes
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⚠ Venmo Business Profile Required
This must be a Venmo Business Profile username — not your personal Venmo handle.
Personal Venmo accounts cannot accept scan-to-pay merchant payments. If you use a personal handle here, customers
will be blocked from paying (or forced to have their own Business Profile).
Create one for free in the Venmo app: Me → Settings → Create a Business Profile, then enter that profile's
username (it's separate from your personal @handle).
How it works
- When taking payment, select "Venmo" as the payment method
- A QR code is displayed with your business username and the invoice amount
- Customer scans with their Venmo app - amount and note are pre-filled
- After payment is confirmed, click "Record Payment"
Setting Up Your Venmo Business Profile
A Business Profile is required so customers can scan and pay you for goods/services without restrictions. It's free, sits alongside your personal account, and gets its own @username.
- Open Venmo on your phone and sign in
- Tap the Me tab at the bottom
- Tap the gear/settings icon, then Create a Business Profile
- Complete the business setup (name, category, etc.) — Venmo will assign a separate business @username
- Switch to your Business Profile in the Venmo app to confirm the handle
- Enter that business username in the field above (without the @ symbol)
Why this matters:
Venmo blocks customers from making purchase payments to a personal handle — they'd either get an error
or be required to have their own Business Profile to send the payment. A Business Profile on your
end removes that friction entirely (Venmo's standard ~1.9% + $0.10 seller fee applies).