Venmo and peers reshape how friends settle bills
A New York story shows Alexander Culbertson and friends using Venmo to split trip costs after one person covered gas, hotel and meals. The piece notes Venmo and rivals like Snapcash and Cashtags rising fast, linking to banks, charging small fees on credit card use, and offering a social feed of payments while stressing convenience and security trade offs.
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