Does Cash App have a subscriptions list?

No. Unlike PayPal, Cash App has no central screen that lists your active subscriptions. You find recurring payments by scrolling your Activity feed and cancel them with each merchant directly.

How do I stop a recurring Cash App Card charge?

Cancel the plan with the merchant first. If charges continue, lock your Cash App Card under the Card tab and report the transaction as an issue in your Activity feed.

Will locking my Cash Card cancel the subscription?

No. Locking the card only blocks future charges to that card. The subscription stays active with the merchant until you cancel it on their side, so always do both.

Can I get a refund for a subscription I forgot about?

Cash App can dispute an unauthorized charge, but a charge you originally agreed to is the merchant's call. Request the refund from the company first, then dispute through Cash App if they refuse.

How to Cancel a Subscription on Cash App

Cash App does not have a single "subscriptions" screen, so a recurring charge has to be cancelled with the merchant that bills you. Cash App can still help you find the charge and block it if it keeps coming back. Here is the reliable way to do both.

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Go to Cash App cancellation page

Opens in a new tab — sign in and follow the steps below

Step 1 — Find the Recurring Charge (iOS & Android)

Before you can stop a subscription you need to know exactly who is billing you and how much.

1Open the Activity Tab

Open Cash App and tap the Activity tab (the clock icon) in the bottom navigation bar.

2Find the Repeating Payment

Scroll through your history and look for the same merchant name and amount appearing on a regular schedule (monthly or weekly). Tap it to see the full merchant details.

3Note the Merchant Name

Write down the exact merchant name, amount, and billing date. You will need these to cancel with the company and to recognise the charge if it returns.

Step 2 — Cancel With the Merchant

Because the subscription is an agreement between you and the company (not Cash App), the only way to truly cancel it is on the merchant's side.

1Open Your Account With the Merchant

Go to the app or website of the company billing you and sign in to the account tied to that subscription.

2Find Billing or Membership Settings

Look for Settings → Subscription / Membership / Billing and choose Cancel.

3Save the Confirmation

Keep the cancellation email or confirmation number. This is your proof if a charge slips through afterwards.

Step 3 — Block a Charge That Won't Stop

If a merchant keeps charging your Cash App Card after you cancelled, you can cut off the payment method itself.

1Lock Your Cash App Card

Tap the Card tab, then toggle Lock Cash Card (or the card image, then the lock icon). This blocks new card charges while keeping your balance intact.

2Report an Unauthorized Charge

In Activity, tap the charge, then … and choose Report an Issue / Dispute if you were billed after cancelling.

3Contact Cash App Support

Open your profile icon → Support and explain the recurring charge. Support can help block a specific merchant.

Locking your Cash App Card stops all new card payments, not just the one subscription, so re-enable it once the unwanted charge is resolved. Blocking a charge does not cancel your contract with the merchant — you may still owe money or face fees if you skip step 2.

FAQ

Subscriptions hide across every payment method. See How to Stop Recurring Payments for the full overview, or jump to How to Cancel a Subscription on PayPal and How to Cancel a Subscription on Venmo. To stay ahead of renewals, a dedicated subscription tracker catches them before they bill.

Disclaimer

These steps are for informational purposes only and were accurate as of the last update. Cash App (Block, Inc.) may change its interface or process at any time. ReSubs is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Block, Inc. or Cash App. For the most current instructions, visit Cash App Support. For billing disputes, contact Cash App support directly through the app.