Taco Bell adds PayPal and Venmo payments as part of digital growth push

Taco Bell is expanding its digital payment options with the addition of PayPal and Venmo to its website and mobile app, offering customers greater flexibility at checkout and launching a limited-time cash-back promotion.

Through July 31, 2025, customers who use PayPal to check out on the Taco Bell app or website can earn 20% cash backon purchases over $5, with a $10 maximum per transaction.

To redeem, users must save the deal in the PayPal app’s Deals tab before ordering.

Customers can now set PayPal or Venmo as their default payment method for faster, more convenient transactions, whether paying via credit, debit, or PayPal balance.



In addition, PayPal Debit Mastercard holders can stack another 5% cash back if restaurants are selected as their monthly reward category.

“Taco Bell has built one of the most iconic, loyal fan bases in the world, and this partnership is about showing up for them in the moments that matter,” said Diego Scotti, GM of PayPal’s Consumer Group.

The move supports Taco Bell’s broader R.I.N.G. The Bell (Relentlessly Innovative Next-Generation Growth) initiative, aimed at growing US average unit volumes from $2.2 million to $3 million.

It follows other recent tech investments, including AI ordering at drive-thrus across hundreds of locations.

Taco Bell is part of Yum! Brands, which operates over 61,000 restaurants globally across Taco Bell, KFC, Pizza Hut, and Habit Burger & Grill.

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