"Cash send money" is not a standard financial term. It's likely you're asking about one of the following:
1. Sending Cash:
- Cash App: This popular mobile app allows you to send and receive money directly from your bank account or debit card.
- Venmo: Similar to Cash App, Venmo lets you send and receive money between friends and family.
- Zelle: A mobile payment network that allows you to send money to others with a bank account, often through your bank's mobile app.
- Western Union: A global money transfer service that allows you to send cash to individuals in person or through a network of agents.
- MoneyGram: Another global money transfer service similar to Western Union.
2. Sending Money to a Cash-Only Recipient:
- Prepaid Debit Cards: You can load money onto a prepaid debit card and send it to the recipient. They can then use the card at stores or ATMs.
- Money Orders: A money order is a safe and secure way to send money, similar to a cashier's check. You can purchase them at post offices or other retailers.
- Cashier's Check: A check drawn on a bank's account, guaranteeing payment. You can purchase a cashier's check at your bank.
3. Using Cash for Online Purchases:
- Gift Cards: Purchase a gift card for the online retailer and send it to the recipient. They can use it to make purchases on the website.
- PayPal: You can link a bank account or debit card to your PayPal account and send money to others. The recipient can then withdraw the funds or use them for online purchases.
Remember to choose a method that meets your specific needs and the recipient's preferences.
