Venmo Visa In Europe?

[Varsity_Lu]

Has anyone used the Venmo Visa in Europe?  I am thinking about getting this card to pay my utilities and I like the fact that there are no FTF and that it is a Visa Signature card.  The downside is that it is a Synchrony card.  Has anyone had issues using this card in Europe?  My other cards are Amex and Mastercards, so having a Visa Signature option would be nice as a backup when traveling. 

[DatBoiQuick]

If I was you i'd get a US Bank Cash+ for 5% back on utlities and TV, internet and streaming.
Since your in the Captial one Eco system get a Venture X for travel (if you travel once a year). Otherwise, I would get a better catch all like the fidelity visa with no ftf 2% back or the US Bank Altitude Reserve if your a big spender. This is two card istead of one but one will just sit in your sock draw yeilding 2% more over the Venmo visa and comes with a $200 sub.

[shelbytruck]

Check the agreement-If I remember correctly, my Venmo visa was declined twice in Mexico.  I thought it was a processing error but when I returned home I read in my agrement that it was only good in the US.

[Anonymous]

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@shelbytruck wrote:

Check the agreement-If I remember correctly, my Venmo visa was declined twice in Mexico.  I thought it was a processing error but when I returned home I read in my agrement that it was only good in the US.

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@shelbytruck 

The Venmo FAQs state that the Venmo Debit card is U.S. only and that the Venmo Visa Credit Card is international.

Was this a Debit or Credit card you tried using in Mexico and did you do any follow-up afterwards?

[coldworld]

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@Varsity_Lu wrote:

Has anyone used the Venmo Visa in Europe?  I am thinking about getting this card to pay my utilities and I like the fact that there are no FTF and that it is a Visa Signature card.  The downside is that it is a Synchrony card.  Has anyone had issues using this card in Europe?  My other cards are Amex and Mastercards, so having a Visa Signature option would be nice as a backup when traveling. 

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I was in Europe (Germany and Netherlands) fairly recently, and it was a hassle getting them to accept AMEX. I ended up just using my Visa (Sapphire Reserve) after a couple of days because I was tired of the pushback. If that Venmo card is the credit card, I would just use that. 

[Anonymous]

FWIW, back when the Sync Paypal card had no FTF I used it without a problem in the UK.   

[shelbytruck]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@shelbytruck wrote:

Check the agreement-If I remember correctly, my Venmo visa was declined twice in Mexico.  I thought it was a processing error but when I returned home I read in my agrement that it was only good in the US.

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@shelbytruck 

The Venmo FAQs state that the Venmo Debit card is U.S. only and that the Venmo Visa Credit Card is international.

Was this a Debit or Credit card you tried using in Mexico and did you do any follow-up afterwards?

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It was the credit card as I don't have a Venmo debit card.  This was a few years ago-so perhaps terms have changed.