Venmo and PayPal are owned by PayPal Holdings, Inc.
However, despite this relationship, there isn't a direct method for transferring between the two.
But don't worry! Today we're going to help you navigate moving your money from PayPal to Venmo, step by step.
This will involve using a separate bank account as an intermediary.
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In order to move your money from PayPal to Venmo, you'll need to start out by moving those funds from PayPal to a linked bank account.
Here's how to link a bank account to PayPal:
Once your bank account is linked, you can transfer your money from PayPal to your linked bank:
You can choose the instant transfer for a small fee, or choose the free standard transfer that takes 1 to 3 business days to complete.
If you haven't already, download the Venmo app and create an account.
Now, you'll need to link the same bank account you linked to PayPal to your Venmo account:
Finally, it's time to transfer the PayPal funds from your bank account to Venmo:
Again, depending on the transfer speed chosen, your money could take up to 3 business days to process.