Cash App and Nahmias launch NFC bandana
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On November 11, 2026, Digital Transactions News reported that Block’s Cash App will partner with luxury fashion brand Nahmias to launch a limited-edition bandana, scheduled to go on sale November 17. It is the first Cash App Tag product embedded in clothing and the product’s first brand collaboration. The bandana costs $85, comes in red and blue, and has a built-in NFC tag for contactless payments. An earlier report said buyers must have a Cash App Card; a later Payments Dive report the same day added that the cotton-silk bandana will be sold exclusively through Cash App, allowing users to pay without a phone or wallet. The reports did not say how it sold after launch.
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- Payments DiveBlock’s Cash App integrates payment technology into a Nahmias collaboration bandana
Block’s Cash App has partnered with luxury clothing brand Nahmias to launch a bandana that can be used for digital payments. It has a built-in Cash App Tap to Pay tag, allowing users to pay without a phone or wallet. Starting November 17, the two parties will sell the cotton-silk bandana exclusively through Cash App for $85.
- Digital Transactions NewsCash App and Nahmias launch limited-edition bandanas with built-in Cash App Tags
Cash App will launch a limited-edition bandana in collaboration with luxury fashion brand Nahmias on November 17. It is the first Cash App Tag embedded in apparel and the product’s first brand collaboration. The bandana costs $85 and comes in red and blue, with a built-in NFC tag that lets consumers make contactless payments; purchases require a Cash App Card.
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