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The limit of PayPal transfer refers to the maximum amount of money a user can send, receive, or withdraw using their PayPal account. These limits are not the same for everyone—they vary depending on account verification status, account type (personal or business), transaction method, and even the user’s country.
For unverified accounts, PayPal places stricter transfer limits to protect against fraud and misuse. Such accounts may only be allowed to send or receive a few hundred dollars until they are verified. Once verified by linking and confirming a bank account, credit/debit card, and identity information, the limits are substantially increased.
The general limit of PayPal transfer for sending money from a verified account is up to $10,000 per transaction, though some accounts may be allowed to send up to $60,000. When transferring money to a bank, the standard transfer limit is usually $25,000 per transaction. However, for instant transfers, the limit is often reduced to $5,000 per transaction, with additional daily and weekly caps depending on account history.
To check your personal transfer limits, log into your PayPal account and navigate to the “View Limits” section. Knowing these limits helps ensure smooth, uninterrupted financial transactions.
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