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That’s right. Under the “Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt” section on Pay.gov, the U.S. Treasury now accepts payments via Venmo and PayPal — in addition to debit cards, credit cards and bank transfers.

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The American government isn't coming knocking door to door looking for money to help pay its debt. It does accept PayPal and Venmo though.

Venmo is just the latest voluntary payment option offered by the Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt program, which has been ...

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The U.S. Treasury Department now accepts Venmo and PayPal donations to reduce the national debt, but even the maximum Venmo ...