Yes, you can now Venmo Uncle Sam. It won’t make a dent in the country’s $36.7 trillion debt, but the option’s there.

At a time when the country is spending more than ever, there's a hero coming to save us: you and your Venmo wallet.

US national debt currently exceeds $36 trillion, but if you want to toss a few extra dollars of your own money to try and ...

The federal government will accept Venmo payments from citizens who want to help pay off the national debt. The Treasury has ...

The US Treasury Department is now accepting Venmo and PayPal payments from those who want to donate money to reduce the ...

People looking to reduce the U.S. national debt can also do so via debit or credit card, PayPal or directly from their bank ...

The U.S. Treasury Department now accepts Venmo and PayPal donations to reduce the national debt, but even the maximum Venmo ...

The program accepting public gifts to pay down the national debt has been around for decades, but it's gotten a lot of new ...

On Wednesday, NPR’s Jack Corbett pointed out that there was an option on Pay.gov, the Treasury’s online payment platform, ...

Venmo has been added as a payment option through the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s “Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt” ...

According to it’s website, since October 2000, The Bureau of the Fiscal Service’s Pay.gov portal has offered federal agencies ...