Cash App revised its fee structure and eligibility rules for Cash App Tags and made minor adjustments to card activation and minor account management. The Cash App Tag purchase fee changed from a flat $25 to 'up to $250,' with specific amounts disclosed before purchase and varying based on the tag chosen and account type. Additionally, Children are now eligible to use Cash App Tags through Sponsored Accounts, whereas they were previously explicitly excluded. The previous restriction stating 'Cash App Tags are not available in connection with Sponsored Accounts for Children' was removed.
Consumers: You now pay a variable fee for Cash App Tags that can be up to $250 instead of a fixed $25, and the exact amount depends on which tag you choose and your account type.
Consumers: Children can now use Cash App Tags through Sponsored Accounts, whereas the previous terms explicitly prohibited this.
Consumers: The previous blanket prohibition on Child access to Tags in Sponsored Accounts is no longer stated.
The updated terms change how Cash App Tag purchase fees are calculated and disclosed. Rather than a fixed $25 fee, the purchase price now ranges up to $250 and varies based on the specific tag selected and the customer's account type. The terms state that 'the specific fee amount is disclosed before you complete your Cash App Tag purchase,' meaning the final price appears at checkout. Additionally, the terms now extend Cash App Tag eligibility to Children using Sponsored Accounts, whereas the prior language explicitly prohibited Children from requesting, receiving, or using Tags in connection with Sponsored Accounts. You can review the specific fee before completing a purchase, and parents authorizing Sponsored Accounts should understand that their child may now access Cash App Tag functionality within the limitations set by the account sponsor.
→ Review the specific Cash App Tag fee displayed at checkout before completing a Tag purchase, as fees vary by tag type and account characteristics.
→ If managing a Sponsored Account for a child, review Cash App's guidance on the 'Lock Tag' feature and Sponsored Account transaction limitations to control your child's Tag access.
This is the 5th significant Fee Change change Cash App has made since ConductAtlas began monitoring.
ConductAtlas has recorded 11 material changes to this document over 139 days of monitoring (since April 2026). An additional minor or cosmetic changes were excluded.
Across all monitored documents, Cash App has made 14 significant changes.
7 of Cash App's significant changes have been classified as negative for consumers.
Changed from fixed $25 to variable up to $250, determined by tag type and account characteristics, with amount disclosed at checkout.
Removed blanket prohibition on Child access; Children now eligible to use Tags through Sponsored Accounts subject to parental limitations.
Added requirement that specific fee amount is disclosed before purchase completion.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
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