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Sending a gift card through Cash App is a quick and convenient way to share funds, especially if you’ve already added a gift card balance to your account. While Cash App doesn’t allow users to purchase and send traditional retail-branded gift cards like Amazon or Starbucks directly from within the app, it does let users send money using gift card balances that have been added as payment methods.

To begin, open the Cash App on your device. On the home screen, tap the 'Pay' icon, which is typically represented by a dollar sign or a payment arrow. This will take you to the payment screen, where you can enter the amount you'd like to send. After entering the amount, you'll be prompted to enter the recipient’s \$Cashtag, phone number, or email address.

You can also add a note indicating that this is a gift or what the funds are for. This note can help personalize the transfer, especially if you’re using it in place of a conventional gift card.

By default, Cash App uses your main balance or linked bank account for payments. To switch to a gift card balance, tap on the payment source section. If you’ve previously added a gift card by linking it as a debit card, it should appear as an available option. Select the gift card from the list of payment sources, then confirm by tapping 'Continue.'

Once selected, complete the transaction by tapping 'Pay.' The funds will be sent using the selected gift card balance, just like a standard transfer. Keep in mind that not all gift cards are compatible with Cash App, and the card must be successfully added to your account before it can be used for sending money.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:08 Navigating to payment section
0:20 Selecting gift card balance as payment source
0:50 Completing the transaction
0:56 Conclusion

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