United States

Accept PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, and Afterpay in the United States with Onerway.

The United States has a diverse digital payment landscape dominated by established platforms. remains the most widely used digital wallet.

Newer entrants like Venmo and Cash App offer social payment features popular with younger consumers, while services like Afterpay provide flexible installment options.

Payment service policies may change at any time and may vary by region. This page is for reference only and will be updated periodically.

At a Glance

Country
United States (US)
Currency
US Dollar (USD)
Minimum Amount
Varies by method
Refunds
✅ All methods
Chargeback
✅ PayPal, Cash App
Document Required

Local Payment Methods (LPMS)

PayPal is the most widely accepted digital payment method in the US. For younger demographics, Venmo and Cash App offer strong social payment features, while Afterpay provides flexible BNPL options.

Quick Comparison

MethodTypeConfirmationMax ProcessingRefundChargeback
PayPalE-WalletImmediate30 minutes
VenmoE-Wallet (Social)Immediate30 minutes
Cash AppE-WalletImmediate30 minutes
AfterpayBuy Now, Pay LaterImmediate30 minutes
Confirmation indicates when the payment status is confirmed. Max Processing refers to the maximum time for the payment to complete.

Integration Details

FieldTypeDescription
orderAmountstringPayment amount
orderCurrencystringUSD
countrystringUS
lpmsInfostringMethod-specific JSON
firstNamestringConsumer's given name
lastNamestringConsumer's family name
emailstringConsumer's email

Payment Method Details

Best for: Universal acceptance, trusted brand, buyer/seller protection.

PayPal is a digital payment solution that allows users to make online payments and transfers. It can be linked to bank accounts, credit cards, or debit cards, and can also store a balance. With over 400 million active accounts globally, PayPal offers comprehensive buyer and seller protection programs.

FeatureValue
ConfirmationImmediate
Max Processing30 minutes
Refund
Chargeback

Best for: Social payments, peer-to-peer transfers, younger demographics.

Venmo is a social payment app primarily used for small payments and bill splitting. Users can make payments between Venmo accounts with a social feed feature that adds a community aspect to transactions. Owned by PayPal, Venmo has become especially popular among millennials and Gen Z users.

FeatureValue
ConfirmationImmediate
Max Processing30 minutes
Refund
Chargeback