Cash App is a banking application for iOS and Android, which was initially released in 2013. It offers an easy and safe way to spend, receive, and send money to other people. The app is basically an e-wallet, but the developers offer to issue a virtual visa debit card and receiving a physical card later through a delivery. Cash App has more than 10 million downloads in Google Play and an average rating of 4,2.

Design, Navigation, and Usability: Simple Banking

Cash App is designed to make online payments and other operations simple, and it does its job well. The interface is very user friendly and easy to learn, even the low-experienced users will quickly figure out how the app works. The app looks trendy, having most of the backgrounds bright and most of the features presented with stylish icons. The font selection is also great, as all the captions are easily readable. The app is also very functional and efficient, thanks to the proper menu structuring. The navigation is easy, and the app utilization is a great pleasure for your eyes and your fingers.

Features: The Whole Package

We have already mentioned that you can issue a virtual card with Cash App and manage your account by sending and receiving money. There are also several additional features, such as investments, which are starting from as small as $1. You can also view your transaction history in Cash App, where all the operations will be presented with brand icons, making you easier to recognize them. You can even buy or sell Bitcoins with this app. There are also some discounts on a wide range of shops and websites and an option to request money from other users. The app is completely free, but when you receive a payment, you get to choose to receive it instantly for a small fee or waiting for some time to receive it for free.

Security: P2P

Cash App is a peer-to-peer system with irreversible transactions, which is usually exploited by scammers. You should probably avoid using this app to purchase goods and services, especially from unknown brands, as you will not be able to refund anything unless the second party decides so. As for the data protection, the data of users is well encrypted and properly stored, so the security mostly depends on the cautiousness of your actions.