Cash App Flip Scam: Is It a Scam?
The Cash App flip scam promises to multiply your money if you send a small amount first. Scammers claim they can 'flip' $50 into $500 using a glitch or insider method. Once you send money, it is gone forever.
How This Scam Works
Scammers advertise on social media or DM you claiming they know a Cash App glitch or method that can multiply money. They ask you to send a small amount, like $50 or $100, and promise to send back five or ten times the amount. To build trust, they may show fake screenshots of large Cash App balances or have fake testimonials. Some scammers actually send a small amount back first to build credibility before asking for a much larger sum. Once they receive a large payment, they block you. There is no glitch; it is simply theft.
Red Flags to Watch For
- Anyone promising to multiply your money is running a scam
- Claims of a Cash App glitch or insider method
- Fake testimonials and screenshots of large payments
- Pressure to act fast before the method gets patched
- Requests to send money to a stranger on Cash App
Example Scam Messages
What to Do If You Received This
- There is no such thing as a money flip; it is always a scam
- Block and report the account
- Do not send money to anyone promising guaranteed returns
- Report the post to the social media platform
What to Do If You Fell For It
- Report the scam in the Cash App (go to the transaction and tap Report)
- Request a refund through Cash App's dispute process
- File a police report
- Report the scammer's social media accounts
- Accept that recovery is unlikely; Cash App payments are typically final
How to Report This Scam
- Report in Cash App via the transaction history
- Report to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov
- File a complaint with FBI IC3 at ic3.gov
- Report the social media account promoting the scam
Last updated: February 10, 2026