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Amazon announced that it will now allow customers to make payments through Venmo on its platform.

The company said this option will be available to select customers and will roll out to all U.S. based users on the

Amazon site and mobile app by Black Friday next month. Users can also choose Venmo to be their default payment

method for Amazon purchases. While paying with Venmo to be their default payment method for Amazon purchases.

While paying with Venmo on Amazon customers can use their Venmo balance, linked bank account,

or eligible debit card to complete the transaction.

A recent survey noted that Venmo users shop two times more frequently

than an average shopper, so that might be beneficial for Amazon in terms of increasing

the number of transactions on its platform.

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