Cash App is rolling out its own mobile phone service, Cash App Mobile, offering unlimited 5G data on AT&T's network for $40 per month. The plan includes taxes and fees, HD streaming, and 10GB hotspot, with deeper integration into Cash App's financial ecosystem.
Cash App, the popular personal finance app, has launched a new mobile phone service called Cash App Mobile. The unlimited 5G data plan costs $40 per month, including all taxes and fees, and runs on AT&T's network. The service is powered by Gigs, the same company behind Klarna's mobile service launched last year at the same price point.
Cash App Mobile is initially rolling out to select users, with broader availability planned in the coming months. The company aims to integrate the phone service with its existing financial tools, including Cash App Green rewards program and Cash App Families, which allows parents to manage supervised accounts for children and teens.
Key Points
- Price: $40 per month for unlimited 5G data, talk, and text, including taxes and fees.
- Network: Powered by AT&T's 5G network with unlimited HD streaming and 10GB monthly hotspot in the US.
- Roaming: Includes data roaming in Canada and Mexico.
- Integration: Connects with Cash App Green rewards and Cash App Families for financial management.
- Availability: Rolling out to select users now, with broader launch soon.
What This Means for Users
Cash App Mobile is designed for what the company calls "Modern Earners" — users who want to manage their mobile service, spending, and saving all in one place. By bundling a phone plan with financial tools, Cash App hopes to offer a seamless experience for everyday expenses.
The $40 price point is competitive in the US prepaid market, especially with unlimited 5G data and HD streaming. The inclusion of 10GB hotspot and roaming in Canada and Mexico adds value for frequent travelers.
Cash App's move into mobile services follows a trend of fintech companies expanding into telecom, leveraging existing customer bases to offer integrated financial and communication solutions. The partnership with Gigs, a white-label MVNO platform, allows Cash App to launch quickly without building its own network infrastructure.