Does Venmo report non US users

Venmo does not report someone just for being a non‑US user. What Venmo reports depends on the activity, not the nationality. If someone does not meet Venmo’s US requirements, their account simply will not work or will get limited, but this alone is not something Venmo “reports” to any government.

What Venmo reports

Venmo shares information only in specific situations:

• For tax rules: If a user receives over 600 USD in business payments in one year through a Venmo business profile, Venmo sends that information to the IRS. This is about income reporting, not immigration or visa status.
• For law enforcement: Venmo may provide account data if there is an official legal request. This is rare and usually involves fraud or criminal investigations.
• For identity checks: When someone verifies identity, Venmo confirms the information with financial databases. This is internal verification, not an alert to immigration.

No reporting happens just because someone signs up from another country, uses a foreign IP, or is not a citizen.

If the user does not meet requirements

Using Venmo without meeting all US requirements usually leads to practical issues, not reporting. The account may freeze, transfers may fail, or identity verification may not go through. Venmo’s system simply cannot complete bank connections or ID checks without:

• A US phone number that can receive SMS in the US
• A US bank account or debit card
• Being physically in the US for most actions
• Correct identity info such as SSN or ITIN when required

When these cannot be verified, Venmo just blocks features. It does not report this situation.

If the user already meets all requirements

If someone lives in the US, has a US phone number, US bank account, and valid identity information, they can use Venmo safely. Even if they are an international student or non‑citizen, Venmo does not report normal personal transfers. Only business income above the IRS threshold gets reported, the same for everyone.

In short: meeting requirements allows smooth use; failing requirements only causes account limitations, not reporting.