Does QB accept payments thru Venmo

Hello,

How do you mean "accept payments" through Venmo?  If you get payments into your bank account through Venmo and that bank account is connected to QuickBooks, then QuickBooks will download the transaction once it posts to your bank account.  Whatever method you use to get the money IN to your bank account, QuickBooks doesn't care about that.  It reads the transaction as either money leaving or going into your bank account.

I have  similar question with a little more detail. If we send a customer an invoice ideally we could have the invoice have a "Review and Pay " option which would let the customer pay just like they had a credit card. This would avoid having to take the venmo statement and manually match up the payments to invoices. 

Thanks for joining this thread, @gligonpa. 

Allow me to share some insights about accepting Venmo payments in the program. 

The "Review and Pay" option is only available in QuickBooks Payments. This might be the reason your customer is unable to see this option when sending the invoice to him/her. 

You can treat Venmo as a bank account so you can manually match up the payments to your invoices. However, Venmo isn't currently a supported bank in QuickBooks. Being said, you can request support for your bank by performing the steps below:

1. Go to Banking from the left menu.
2. Choose Add Account on the Banking page.
3. Search Venmo as your financial institution.
4. Click Request support for your bank. 
5. Type in your bank's URL in the field provided.
6. Click Request.
    

For more information, you can check out this article: How To Find The Correct Bank. 

After submitting your request to add your bank, you can use the two alternative methods below for downloading and importing your bank transactions:

• How to Upload More Than 90 Days of Bank Transactions
• How To Import Bank Transactions Using Excel CSV Files

This will get the information you need for today, @gligonpa. 

I’m here anytime if there’s anything else you need. Have a great day.