Cash App
Block, Inc.'s US payments app, which also sells bitcoin. In 2025 New York's Department of Financial Services fined Block $40 million over Cash App's anti-money-laundering failures, including its handling of high-risk Bitcoin transactions, and 48 state regulators fined it $80 million for anti-money-laundering violations.
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- Updated 14 Oct 2026The last time we edited this listing.
What Cash App is
Cash App is a financial services platform operated by Block, Inc. that lets customers send and receive money, hold funds on a Cash App Card, save, and file taxes. It also offers brokerage services through Cash App Investing LLC for buying stocks with no commission fees, and bitcoin buying and selling services provided by Block, Inc.
Additional features include a debit card with cash back offers, borrowing up to $500, overdraft coverage up to $200, early paycheck access, and savings tools offering up to 3.5% interest. Prepaid and debit cards are issued by partner banks Sutton Bank and The Bancorp Bank, while Cash App itself is not an FDIC-insured bank.
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