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Venmo allows you to transfer money from your Venmo balance, debit card, or bank account to another user, regardless of their bank. However, both you and the recipient must have a Venmo account to send and receive funds. The money will not transfer directly between checking accounts at different banks; it must go through the Venmo platform first.

To cancel your Venmo account, you need to make sure your balance is zero by transferring any funds to your bank account or spending it. Once your balance is cleared, go to the "Settings" section of the app, select "Account," then choose "Close My Venmo Account." Follow the prompts to confirm cancellation. Your account will be permanently closed.

If your Venmo app isn't loading completely, try closing the app and reopening it. Ensure that your internet connection is stable, either through Wi-Fi or mobile data. If the issue persists, check for any available updates in your app store and install them. Restarting your phone can also help resolve temporary glitches. If problems continue, consider uninstalling and reinstalling the app.

To check if your Venmo account is suspended, try logging into your account. If your account is suspended, you should see a notification regarding the suspension upon login. You can also check your email for any communications from Venmo about your account status.

If your phone number is already associated with an existing Venmo account, you will need to log in to that account. If you no longer have access to it, you may need to go through the account recovery process to regain access. This often involves verifying your identity. Once you have access, you can then decide to keep or close that account.