Cash App revised its Cash App Tag pricing and eligibility terms. The purchase fee changed from a flat $25 to "up to $250" with the specific amount disclosed before purchase and varying based on factors like the specific tag chosen or account type. Additionally, Cash App Tags are now available to Children through Sponsored Accounts, whereas previously they were explicitly unavailable to Children; the terms also clarified that cards may be virtual and/or physical, and removed language requiring independent ability to use a Cash App Tag.
Parents and guardians: Parents can now authorize their children to use Cash App Tags as part of a Sponsored Account, subject to the limitations in the Sponsored Account section.
Consumers: The fee you pay for a Cash App Tag depends on which tag you choose and your account type, and Cash App will show you the exact price before you buy.
Consumers: Children can now use Cash App Tags through Sponsored Accounts, whereas this was previously not permitted.
The updated terms expand Cash App Tag access to Children through Sponsored Accounts, subject to Sponsored Account limitations described elsewhere in the terms. Cash App Tag purchase fees are now variable, ranging up to $250 depending on the specific tag and account type, with the exact fee disclosed before you complete the purchase. Cards may now be virtual or physical, with activation required only for physical cards. These changes affect how parents manage accounts for minors and how all users understand pricing for Cash App Tag purchases.
→ Review the specific Cash App Tag fee before completing a purchase, as fees vary by tag type and account type and may range up to $250.
→ If you manage a Sponsored Account for a Child, review the Sponsored Account limitations in Section III to understand what transactions are permitted with Cash App Tags.
This is the 2nd significant Fee Change change Cash App has made since ConductAtlas began monitoring.
ConductAtlas has recorded 7 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 8 significant changes.
2 of Cash App's significant changes have been classified as negative for consumers.
Fee structure changed from flat $25 to variable up to $250, with specific amount disclosed before purchase and varying by tag type and account type.
Children can now access Cash App Tags through Sponsored Accounts; prior explicit prohibition removed.
Clarified that cards may be virtual or physical, with activation required only for physical cards.
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