@Anonymous wrote:
@SBR249 wrote:
Echoing the post above, don't do it if it's company funds.
If you have a trusted friend (or maybe just another account), you could likely use that card to fund a money transfer in Venmo. Once it comes back into your account, you could transfer it to wherever you want.
That sounds good, so I create an account with them and then I transfer the money to someone else from the card and then I am able to transfer that money to my bank from there?
You create a Venmo account, set your funding source as the prepaid card, do a transfer to a trusted person with a Venmo account. Get them to transfer that money back to your Venmo account (hence you should pick someone you trust) and then you can transfer it to your bank account from your balance once the money is back in your Venmo account.
The Venmo website says there's no fee to send money from a debit card, bank account, or your Venmo balance, but there is a fee for using a credit card as your funding source. It doesn't mention anything about prepaid cards other than that they are accepted. But I would expect that prepaid cards are treated like debit cards and should be fee free but maybe that's something you'd want to confirm.
