Скачать или смотреть How to TURN OFF Cash App Money Requests

If you’re receiving unwanted money requests through Cash App, you can disable this feature directly within the app to maintain better control over who can contact you. Cash App includes privacy settings that allow users to restrict or completely turn off incoming payment requests from strangers or even all users.

To start, open the Cash App on your mobile device and log into your account. Once you’re on the main screen, tap on your profile icon located at the top-right corner of the screen. This will open the account settings menu, where you can manage everything from linked accounts to privacy preferences.

Scroll through the options and look for the section labeled ‘Privacy & Security’ or simply ‘Security and Privacy.’ Tap on it to access various privacy controls, including those related to who can send you payment requests. Under the ‘Requests’ section, you’ll find a setting labeled ‘Allow others to request money from you.’

By default, this option is often set to 'Anyone,' meaning anyone who has your \$Cashtag, phone number, or email can send you a money request. To stop this, tap on that setting and change it to ‘No one.’ This will block all users from sending you payment requests via Cash App. Alternatively, if you still want to receive requests from trusted sources, you can choose the 'Contacts Only' option instead.

These changes take effect immediately and can be updated anytime if you want to reverse them. Disabling money requests is a simple yet effective way to reduce spam and unwanted contact on the platform.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:10 Accessing profile and privacy settings
0:27 Changing money request permissions
0:47 Conclusion

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