What is Moov?
Moov is a simple, secure way to send money to another person. Instead of asking for someone's bank details, the sender starts a payment and shares a secure link. The recipient opens the link, verifies their phone number, and receives the money to a debit or reloadable prepaid card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay, usually within minutes.
Many people use Moov through their bank or another financial institution, which powers the "send money to friends" experience behind the scenes.
What you can do with Moov
Send money to someone using a secure link.
Receive money by opening a link and choosing where the funds should go.
Cancel a payment before the recipient claims it.
What Moov is not
Moov is not a stored-balance wallet. Money is delivered straight to your debit card, a reloadable prepaid card, or mobile wallet — there's no Moov balance to hold funds.
Moov does not link to your bank account with an account and routing number. Recipients receive money using a debit card, reloadable prepaid card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
Moov is not a way to pay businesses or accept card payments. Moov is for sending money between you and people you know.
Good to know
Moov does not charge a fee to use its payment services. Standard fees from your bank or mobile carrier may apply. Check with your bank and mobile carrier for details.
You'll need to verify your phone number the first time you receive money.
To receive money, you'll need a US-issued Visa or Mastercard debit card or reloadable prepaid card.