Cash App

A single keypad screen that turns money into a number you tap.

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Cash App opens straight onto a calculator-style keypad. No dashboard, no menu of products first, just an amount and two buttons, Pay and Request. That reduction is the whole thesis: sending money should feel like typing a number. The cashtag identity system lets you skip account details and address people the way you would mention them. Confirmation is quick and the green visual language keeps the loop tight. Where it gets slippery is everything bolted on later, Bitcoin, stocks, the Cash Card, savings, all reachable from the edges of a screen that presents itself as simple. Discoverability suffers, and some flows lean on pushy nudges toward investing. The core transfer, though, stays one of the cleanest money-movement interactions on a phone.