venmo-cli

To access Venmo transaction history without a public API, you can use a read-only interface that wraps the reverse-engineered private mobile API to retrieve raw transaction payloads directly from your terminal. It facilitates data retrieval for personal finance tracking and auditing.

You can filter Venmo transactions by specific participants, amount, or status using dotted-path syntax. This advanced filtering capability allows you to parse and query complex nested JSON transaction payloads retrieved from the API wrapper.

To securely manage Venmo credentials when querying transaction history, the system requires secure credential management via the system keychain. This ensures your authentication profiles are safely stored and accessed during read-only terminal operations.

The Venmo CLI tool supports multi-account management, allowing you to manage and switch between multiple authenticated Venmo profiles seamlessly. This facilitates transaction auditing and data retrieval across different accounts from a single interface.

A limitation of using a reverse-engineered Venmo API is that it provides only a read-only interface, meaning you cannot initiate payments or send requests. Additionally, reliance on the private mobile API may cause instability if Venmo changes their backend endpoints.