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- Google has added “Venmo,” a peer-to-peer money transfer and payment app operated by PayPal, as a new payment method for the Android content store, “Google Play Store.”
- “Venmo” is a peer-to-peer money transfer and payment app available for US residents.
- By registering a “Venmo” account as a payment method in the “Google Play Store,” users can now pay for all paid content within the “Google Play Store” through “Venmo.”
On Monday, August 10, 2026 local time, Google added “Venmo,” a peer-to-peer money transfer and payment app operated by PayPal, as a new payment method for the Android content store, the “Google Play Store.”
“Venmo” is a peer-to-peer money transfer and payment app designed for US residents. This means that support for “Venmo” as a payment method in the “Google Play Store” is currently limited to the US market.
US residents can now register their “Venmo” account as a payment method in the “Google Play Store,” allowing them to pay for all paid content available in the “Google Play Store” through “Venmo.”
Source: Google (https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/platforms/google-play/venmo-google-play-store/)