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Venmo is releasing a limited edition rainbow card
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Venmo isn’t just an app. Since launching an IRL debit card last year, it now has both a physical and digital presence.
Now, Venmo is expanding its collection of brightly coloured debit cards with a special rainbow-coloured one.
Just like the original collection of Venmo debit cards, the rainbow card will allow holders to pay using their Venmo balance any place MasterCard is accepted, and make withdrawals at ATMs.
The rainbow Venmo debit card will be released to “top cardholders” (people who use their existing card most frequently, according to Venmo) as a limited edition on Friday, and will be available to all users on March 4, 2019. Venmo is currently only available in the U.S.
You can sign up for the card in the Venmo app, if you’re on the lookout for a debit card as colourful as you are.
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