How to Make a Fake Cash App Payment

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If you have to make a fake Cash App payment for whatever reason, this publication is for you. However, this publication is not for anyone whose interest is dishonesty.

Besides, here’s Cash App’s guide about potential scams. In many cases, your recipients refer to this guide to arm themselves against potential scams. Thus, your chance of getting away with a fake payment on Cash App is slim.

Let’s say you want to fake the payment as a prank. Your target may never be suspicious of a possible fake since the payment is nothing serious anyway. Before you continue reading, we’ve written a similar publication, only this time it’s about PayPal screenshot faking.

Table of Contents

1. Use Photoshop

If you already have a Cash App account and have made at least one transaction, consider using Photoshop—the idea is to change the figures on the sender receipts. What’s next? You send the modified screenshot to the recipient and claim you just sent the payment—but it doesn’t end there.

The final step is to send a standard Cash App email notification to the person. I’ve explained this in the final section of this guide.

You basically need Cash App downloaded on your computer. If you don’t have a PC, I recommend PicsArt for mobile. It’s available on both iOS and Android, and on PC as well.

So, just get a Cash App receipt of payment from your previous transaction and edit the date and the amount, then send that as a screenshot to your target. If you haven’t a previous transaction, you can make one. Just send like $1.00 to someone and then modify that $1 receipt using the “Clone” tool of the Photoshop app or PicsArt (for mobile). Refer to this guide https://picsart.com/blog/post/how-to-use-picsarts-clone-tool to know how to use the clone tool for PicsArt mobile. On Adobe Photoshop, the feature is known as Clone Stamp—refer to this guide https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/how-to/clone-stamp-remove-object.html to know how to use it.

2. Generate receipt with US Legal Forms

Uslegalforms.com is another option you can use to make a Cash App receipt for a fake payment. Using this tool is a matter of minutes, and doesn’t require special skills. Follow the instructions below:

Select the template on the website.
Open the form by clicking Get Form and start editing.
Complete the required fields with the correct information.
Enter the correct transaction date.
Go through the document and correct any errors then click Done.
Finally, save the template to the gadget.

Now, your fake Cash App payment screenshot is ready

3. Use the Cash Prank Maker app

You can use the Cash Prank Maker app available on the Google Play store to make a fake Cash App payment receipt. This app is not owned by Cash App (Square Inc.), so use it like it’s a third party and doesn’t provide your personal information on the platform.

The idea is to prank the recipient that you sent some money to them by making payment screenshots that fake the Cash App payment.

This app even offers additional screen features for screenshots, including:

Cash App Activity
Sent Payment
Failed Payment
Pending Payment
Web Receipt, etc.

Unfortunately, at the time of making this publication, there are no other apps or websites that are designed to help you fake a Cash App payment receipt. The Cash App receipt makers mentioned on other websites do not do the job! We’ve tried working this out with those apps, but they won’t work.

4. Send a fake confirmation email

Basically, the methods we’ve mentioned above can be finalized with this step. This last step is when you spoof the Cash App email address of your target.

Can someone make a fake payment on Cash App

Fake payment confirmation

Email spoofing means creating email messages with a forged sender address. The email needs to be similar to what Cash App would originally send to recipients when a transaction is successful.

You also need an email address that is similar to Cash App’s version. Your sent email notification about the payment needs to look real as well. After the setup, you want to test it by spoofing your email address to see how the notification appears. Remember that the amount in your message must be the same as what you’ve photoshopped.

5. Add a bit of pressure on the recipient

You mustn’t give the recipient the room and time to go through the email notifications to check if the payment is fake or not. Pressurize them to give in to your demands immediately, thinking that you’ve really sent the money.

The recipient or target may refer to their Cash App application just to see that the balance has not been updated. Just say they should Cash App enough time to update their balance. You can tip in that you recently received money from a friend but that the balance hasn’t been updated yet.

Conclusion

Not many ways to make a fake Cash App payment but these few methods work if you are a good actor. As was emphasized earlier, do not use this tutorial for scams—focus on the pranks for which this guide is created!