It's used by more than 12,000 financial institutions and more than 8,000 apps and payment services, like Venmo. But is Plaid safe to use and what does it do with your banking info? Here's what ...

When you set up an account on a platform like Venmo, you’ll get a request to share your bank login credentials. But what is ...

If you’ve ever linked your bank account to a financial app like Venmo, Robinhood or Cash App, you’ve probably used Plaid without even realizing it. Plaid acts as a bridge between your bank and ...

Zach Perret, cofounder and CEO of 12-year-old Plaid, took the stage at the company ... accounts to new services provided by the likes of Venmo, Chime, Robinhood and Affirm.

Plaid's data transfer network allows fintech apps like Venmo and Chime to connect to bank accounts and offer banking services. Users of these fintech apps share their bank login credentials with Plaid ...

Plaid provides the plumbing to connect consumer bank accounts to popular finance apps. Its APIs let consumers link their bank accounts to services like Venmo, Robinhood and Coinbase. Since then ...

JetBlue Airways is the first airline to accept payment via Venmo. Customers can pay for flights directly on the JetBlue website using Venmo. This partnership aims to simplify travel by integrating ...

such as Venmo, SoFi, Chime, Rocket Money, H&R Block, Western Union, Affirm, Citi and Shopify. So it’s fitting that earlier this year, Plaid named Jennifer (Jen) Taylor to serve as its first ...

You might choose to share your account information through Plaid in order to get access to a service or product like Venmo, Chime, Acorns, Truebill or NerdWallet's app, for example. The type of ...