Venmo Customer FAQ

The standard limit for Venmo transactions is $299.99 per week for users who haven't verified their identity. Once you verify your identity, you can send up to $4,999.99 per week. There are additional limits on receiving money and transferring funds to your bank account, which can vary. It's important to note that these limits may change, so it's good to check the most current information directly on your account or the app.

When your Venmo account is frozen due to fraud concerns, it's essential to ensure that all documentation submitted is accurate and complete. Review the information you've provided for any discrepancies. If you've submitted multiple forms of ID, double-check that they fulfill Venmo's requirements. It's crucial to respond to any communications from Venmo promptly. If you've exhausted all options, there is a link to the most up-to-date contact information on this page to assist you further.

To correct the bank account information in your Venmo registration, access your account settings through the app or website. Navigate to the payment methods section, where you can edit or add your bank account details. Make sure the new account is verified to ensure proper transfers. Follow the prompts to complete the registration process with the correct information. If you encounter any issues, consult the most up-to-date contact information provided on this page for assistance.

To change your phone number on your Venmo profile, open the app and go to the "You" tab. Tap on "Edit Profile," then select "Phone." Enter your new phone number and confirm the change. You may be required to verify the new number via a code sent to you.

To get or change your PIN number on Venmo, go to the app's settings. Navigate to the "Security" section, where you can set a new PIN or change your existing one. Make sure to save your changes after updating.