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Cash App, developed by Block, Inc. (formerly Square, Inc.), has become a widely used platform for peer-to-peer payments, mobile banking, and cryptocurrency trading. While its convenience and ease of use are unparalleled, one commonly asked question remains:
What are the Cash App limits for ATM withdrawals?
In this guide, we delve deeply into every aspect of Cash App’s withdrawal policies, ensuring you are fully informed about your financial freedoms and limitations.
Cash App operates both as a mobile payment service and a financial management tool, offering a range of banking features such as direct deposit, Bitcoin trading, stock investing, and the use of the Cash Card—a Visa debit card linked directly to your Cash App balance.
To access ATM withdrawal capabilities, you must possess an activated Cash Card. This physical debit card can be used at any ATM that accepts Visa, but your usage is governed by specific withdrawal limits.
Cash App imposes several types of limits on ATM withdrawals to protect users and maintain platform security. These limits are:
Let’s break each of these down for more clarity.
When you visit an ATM to withdraw funds using your Cash Card, the maximum you can take out per single transaction is $310. If you attempt to withdraw more than this amount in one go, the transaction will be declined.
Cash App enforces a rolling 24-hour limit of $1,000. This means that across all your transactions within a single day (not calendar day, but any 24-hour window), you cannot withdraw more than $1,000 total. For instance, if you withdraw $310 in one transaction and $690 in another within 24 hours, you’ve hit the daily cap.
The Cash App weekly limit for ATM withdrawals is also $1,000, calculated on a rolling 7-day basis. This ensures that even if you make several smaller withdrawals, the total over any 7 days must not exceed $1,000.
Currently, Cash App does not offer an option to increase ATM withdrawal limits, regardless of account verification or transaction history. However, you can maximize your financial flexibility in other ways.
If you need to access more funds than permitted by the ATM limits, consider the following:
Another important factor to consider is ATM fees. While Cash App itself does not charge a fee for ATM withdrawals, the ATM operator may impose a surcharge. However, if you receive direct deposits of $300 or more per month into your Cash App account, you are eligible for fee reimbursement of up to three ATM withdrawals per 31-day period, with a maximum reimbursement of $7 per withdrawal.
To benefit from ATM fee reimbursements:
Once your direct deposit exceeds $300 within a calendar month, the ATM fee reimbursements will be automatically activated.
It's crucial to differentiate between ATM withdrawal limits and Cash Card spending limits. While your ATM withdrawals are capped at $1,000 weekly, your Cash Card has separate limits, which are:
These spending limits apply to transactions such as in-store purchases, online payments, and subscriptions made directly through your Cash Card.
To optimize your experience and avoid declined transactions or fees:
If you attempt to withdraw more than your limit allows, the transaction will be declined at the ATM, and you’ll receive a notification within the app. There’s no penalty, but you will need to wait for the 24-hour or 7-day window to reset before attempting another withdrawal.
Cash App employs robust encryption and fraud detection technologies to protect users. If a withdrawal appears suspicious, it may be automatically blocked for security reasons. In such cases, contact Cash App Support through the app or website to resolve the issue.
No. As of now, the Cash Card can only be used at ATMs within the United States.
The minimum withdrawal amount is typically determined by the ATM provider, but most require a minimum of $20.
No. The Cash Card draws funds directly from your Cash App balance. If your balance is insufficient, the transaction will be declined.
Understanding and managing your Cash App ATM withdrawal limits is essential for hassle-free access to your funds. With a maximum of $310 per transaction, $1,000 per day, and $1,000 per week, it's important to strategize your withdrawals and leverage alternate options like direct deposit and cashback offers. Equipped with this knowledge, you can navigate your financial needs effectively while maximizing the benefits of the Cash App ecosystem.
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