Why Visa+ with payname?
What’s a Visa+ payname?
Just one handle. This personalized, receive-only payment address, linked to a user’s payment app, eliminates the need to juggle multiple accounts or share personal contact info.
Payment apps can deepen engagement
Visa+ with payname simplifies personal payments so users can do more without ever leaving their preferred participating payment app.
A new peer-to-peer approach
Users set up one payname in their preferred wallet, and pay or get paid regardless of the participating app their peers use.
Merchants can expand real-time¹ payments
Merchants can deliver real-time¹ payouts to participating payment apps, offering users flexibility to make their wallet apps a primary destination for earnings and other payments.
Integration that pays
By integrating Visa+ into their platform, merchants can send payouts directly to customers’ participating digital wallet, neobank or any other Visa+-enabled account.
Visa+ U.S. partners²
Enable users to send and receive funds on other participating apps
Make it easier for payment apps and merchants to offer Visa+
A welcome solution
Frequently asked questions
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A Visa+ payname is a unique, personalized, receive-only payment address linked to a user’s participating payment app account. The Visa+ payname follows a standardized format: +username.domain. Users may only have one Visa+ payname per eligible personal account in a participating payment app.
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Visa+ does not require users to have a Visa card. It is based on a user’s Visa+ payname credential, which is linked to their participating payment app.
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No, Visa+ does not support POS or merchant payments. Visa+ paynames may only be issued to personal (i.e., non-business) user accounts of participating payment apps.
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Visa+ is currently only available in the domestic US.
- Actual fund availability depends on financial institution and region.
- PayPal, Venmo, DailyPay & Tabapay live as of November 2023. Western Union, Current, Astra, Fiserv & i2C coming soon.
- Research was commissioned by Visa Inc. and conducted among 3000 US P2P users aged 16-59 by online survey in June 2023 by Rand Marketing Research.
- Research was commissioned by Visa Inc. and conducted among 900 US P2P users aged 18-40 by online survey in July 2021 by Murphy Research.
- Research was commissioned by Visa Inc. and conducted among 300 US respondents who identified a gig worker, content creator and/or freelancer by online survey in December 2022 by Global Design Research.
- The data fields presented on this page and on the screens in the above video are for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon as an accurate representation of the user experience.
- The data in the above video are used for illustration only and do not reflect actual Visa data.