Cash App is a mobile payment service that allows users to send and receive money, make purchases, and invest in stocks and cryptocurrency.
The company has been in the news recently due to a settlement with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) over allegations that it misled consumers about its overdraft fees.
The CFPB alleged that Cash App failed to adequately disclose that users could be charged an overdraft fee if they made a purchase or sent a payment that exceeded their available balance.
The company also allegedly failed to provide users with clear and timely notice of overdraft fees.
As part of the settlement, Cash App agreed to pay $10 million in consumer relief and to make changes to its overdraft fee practices.
The company has also agreed to provide users with clear and timely notice of overdraft fees and to give users the opportunity to opt out of overdraft coverage.
The settlement is a reminder that it's important to be aware of the terms and conditions of any financial product or service you use.
It's also important to understand your rights as a consumer.
If you're a Cash App user, you should review the company's updated terms and conditions to understand how the changes will affect you.
You may also want to consider opting out of overdraft coverage if you're concerned about being charged an overdraft fee.
If you have any questions about your Cash App account, you can contact the company's customer support team.
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