Should You Use Cash App For Business?

[Good-Person]

The CashApp is one of the most popular payment apps. This app allows the users to send and receive money quite easily. The catch here is that the sender and the recipient should have a Cashapp account as well. Moreover, The sender and the receiver must be a Britisher or an american citizen. I have never used this app. Regardless of this, we can hope that the app will allow more people to join from other countries. Should it be used for business transactions?

 

[Grant]

The problem with CashApp is that if you use it for business needs, you cannot send money from one country to the other. They only allow sending of funds from US and Canada through their personal side. But if you use the business side, you can only accept payment from people within your country. I found out the hard way recently when I changed from personal to business. I could send an receive payments from someone in the UK for example, but once I changed to business, It said I was not able to do that. So there are some big limits with CashApp, so I'd recommend maybe PayPal or other apps instead.

 

[Good-Person]

The problem with CashApp is that if you use it for business needs, you cannot send money from one country to the other. They only allow sending of funds from US and Canada through their personal side. But if you use the business side, you can only accept payment from people within your country. I found out the hard way recently when I changed from personal to business. I could send an receive payments from someone in the UK for example, but once I changed to business, It said I was not able to do that. So there are some big limits with CashApp, so I'd recommend maybe PayPal or other apps instead.

Well, such kind of applications have their own limitations. PayPal also has its own limitations. The fact remains that they have to place such kind of limitations because, I think, they have to comply with the law. This is why applications and payment processors such as Cash App and PayPal are quite strict.

 

[Kane]

CashApp is not available in my place. I have customers in the US and the UK where cashApp is available, they can use CashApp to pay for my products and services, however, in my location, I cannot create CashApp to receive funds. I might create the account through a VPN but this is risky and my funds might be frozen. Therefore, this payment app is useless to me.

 

[AruneBend]

I don't think it is available in my country so I don't use it lol

 

[Good-Person]

CashApp is not available in my place. I have customers in the US and the UK where cashApp is available, they can use CashApp to pay for my products and services, however, in my location, I cannot create CashApp to receive funds. I might create the account through a VPN but this is risky and my funds might be frozen. Therefore, this payment app is useless to me.

Unfortunately, Cash App is also not available in my country as well. I think that if they were to expand their business to other countries, then would expand to tier 1 countries such as Canada, Australia, etc. However, right not there is no way we can say that they will do that. It seems like this app is usually used by many people on an individual level. However, it could be used for commercial purposes as well.

 

[Heatman]

One of the disadvantages of making use of CashApp as a payment option for your business is that the services is not available worldwide which is going to limit a lot of people from having access to your business. It is the reason why you have to have multiple options of receiving payment for your business.

 

[Frank]

The CashApp is one of the most popular payment apps. This app allows the users to send and receive money quite easily. The catch here is that the sender and the recipient should have a Cashapp account as well. Moreover, The sender and the receiver must be a Britisher or an american citizen. I have never used this app. Regardless of this, we can hope that the app will allow more people to join from other countries. Should it be used for business transactions?

I somehow prefer making use of PayPal and local payment options plus cryptocurrency where necessary. The use of cash app can put me under some stress in terms of converting them to real money at the end of the day.

 

[Heatman]

I somehow prefer making use of PayPal and local payment options plus cryptocurrency where necessary. The use of cash app can put me under some stress in terms of converting them to real money at the end of the day.

To the best of my knowledge, Cash App services is not even available in my country and that is the reason why most businesses and not even thinking about incorporating it in their payment system. PayPal is not even that popular because it's only a few people that have access to making use of their services for transaction purposes.

 

[Good-Person]

@Heatman - The CashApp is available in two countries only as of now, as far as I think. I think they should expand their services to other countries and I am anticipating that they shall do this. People who have CashApp in the U.K and america could use it. However, I think they can also transfer money from a US bank to UK bank as well and vice versa as well.

 

[Heatman]

@Heatman - The CashApp is available in two countries only as of now, as far as I think. I think they should expand their services to other countries and I am anticipating that they shall do this. People who have CashApp in the U.K and america could use it. However, I think they can also transfer money from a US bank to UK bank as well and vice versa as well.

It is the reason why a lot of people are not even considering making use of the payment option for their business. Since their services is not something that is available in so many other countries, there is no essence in trying to make use of a company's service that cannot be able to work. I would like to have their services available in my country because I will use it if it comes.