The new line of cards include a QR code that when scanned deposits the money in the recipient's Venmo account.
Of course you have - the risk is real.The first-of-its-kind collaboration, calledCustomers can securely send money, accessible via a QR code, in a physical Hallmark greeting card.
“Our new collaboration with Venmo represents an innovative new way to let someone know you’re thinking of them with simple, secure and seamless cash gifting,” said Darren Abbott, Hallmark’s Senior Vice President of Global Product Development and Innovation. “Gifting trends are constantly evolving, and we want to stay at the forefront of what consumers need to share thoughtful and unique gifts with the ones they love.”
The gift giver can select a card from a new line available for birthdays, weddings, holidays and more, then scan a unique QR code and choose the amount to give. When the recipient receives the card, the QR code can be scanned to access the money that is deposited in their own Venmo account.The cards sell for $4.99 and are available online at Hallmark, in Hallmark Gold Crown stores and some retailers nationwide.
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