How to Accept Venmo Payments on Your WooCommerce Store
D613 Pay · 2026-07-11
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To accept Venmo on WooCommerce, install the free D613 Pay plugin, add your Venmo username and QR, and it appears at checkout. Turn on Auto-Verify and Venmo's "you got paid" emails confirm each order — including partial payments and new-account holds.
Set it up
- Install D613 Pay and open WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Pay with Venmo.
- Enter your Venmo username, a QR-code image, and a contact number. Use a Venmo business profile where required.
Handling Venmo's quirks
Venmo sometimes places funds on a temporary hold for newer business accounts. Auto-Verify detects "on hold" alerts and holds the order for review until funds release, rather than confirming early. It also supports split and partial payments with an automatic balance email.
Compliance note. This is general information, not legal or financial advice. Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, and Cash App each have their own acceptable-use policies and some restrict certain categories — review them and use a business profile where required. Peer-to-peer payments can be irreversible with limited protection.
D613 Pay accepts Zelle, Venmo, PayPal & Cash App on WooCommerce and confirms each order automatically by reading your bank's payment-alert emails — the plugin is free; Auto-Verify starts at $24/mo (billed annually). Add to WooCommerce — free · See pricing