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PayPal does not officially advertise a specific weekly transfer limit, but limits do exist based on account verification status, location, transaction type, and PayPal’s internal security policies. For most verified users in the United States, PayPal allows up to $60,000 per transaction, with some limits as low as $10,000 depending on the circumstances. However, there is no fixed public limit on how much you can send per week.
Unverified accounts usually face much lower limits. To lift these, users must verify their identity by linking a bank account, confirming a credit or debit card, and providing any required personal information. Once verified, you can generally send and receive higher amounts without interruption.
PayPal continuously monitors accounts for suspicious activity. If large or frequent transactions are flagged, temporary limits may be imposed—even on verified accounts. These restrictions can delay payments or transfers until further verification is completed.
To check your specific weekly or overall transfer limits, log in to your PayPal account, go to “Account Settings”, and look under “Limits”. If needed, follow the prompts to remove or raise your limits. Staying verified and using PayPal responsibly ensures smoother transactions and fewer restrictions over time.
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