Autoagent Adds PayPal and Venmo to MuniciPay

Autoagent announced that PayPal and Venmo are now available as payment options for MuniciPay users, giving local governments another way to make online payments easier and more familiar for residents.

With this update, residents can use PayPal and Venmo to pay taxes, utility bills, permits, fees, and other local government payments through MuniciPay, alongside the payment options already offered.

More Familiar Ways for Residents to Pay

For many people, PayPal and Venmo are part of everyday life. They use them to shop online, split expenses, send money, and manage payments from their phones. Bringing those options into MuniciPay helps local governments meet residents where they already are while keeping the payment process simple, secure, and easy to understand.

“Residents expect payment experiences to feel familiar, fast, and flexible,” said Niko Spyridonos, Founder and CEO of Autoagent. “Adding PayPal and Venmo to MuniciPay gives local governments another practical way to serve their communities without changing the systems they already rely on.”

Easy to Add to Existing MuniciPay Workflows

The new options are designed to fit into the existing MuniciPay setup. For offices already using MuniciPay, PayPal and Venmo can be added as payment choices without disrupting current workflows.

MuniciPay helps local governments accept payments across common categories such as property taxes, utilities, permits, fees, citations, and other municipal payments. The platform provides a smoother payment experience for residents while giving offices the tools they need to manage transactions, deposits, refunds, and reporting.

How to Enable PayPal and Venmo

Local governments using MuniciPay can contact the Autoagent onboarding team to learn how to enable PayPal and Venmo and what to expect during setup.