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What is the Max ATM Withdrawal for Cash App? - Bellelida - 06-21-2025
As Cash App continues to grow as a powerful tool for digital money transfers, users are increasingly relying on it not only for peer-to-peer transactions but also for ATM withdrawals using the Cash App Card. Understanding the maximum Cash App ATM withdrawal limits is essential for managing your money effectively and avoiding unnecessary interruptions during your transactions. Below, we provide a comprehensive breakdown of Cash App's ATM withdrawal policies, limits, fees, and tips to maximize your withdrawals.
? What Is the Daily Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limit?
Cash App has set a strict daily ATM withdrawal limit of $1,000 per 24-hour period using the Cash App Visa® Debit Card. This limit applies to any ATM across the United States that supports Visa card transactions.
The 24-hour period is calculated on a rolling basis, not based on a calendar day. So, if you withdraw $1,000 at 5:00 PM, you will need to wait until 5:01 PM the next day to access your limit again.
? Weekly and Monthly ATM Withdrawal Limits
In addition to daily limits, Cash App also enforces weekly and monthly ATM withdrawal caps:
- Cash App ATM Weekly Limit: $1,000 per 7-day rolling period
- Cash App ATM Monthly Limit: $1,250 per 30-day rolling period
? How Much Can You Withdraw from an ATM Per Transaction with Cash App?
While the overall daily ATM withdrawal limit is $1,000, individual ATMs may have their own per-transaction limits, often ranging between $200 to $500 per withdrawal. Therefore, you may need to make multiple ATM transactions to reach your daily Cash App limit.
For example, if the ATM restricts each withdrawal to $400, you could make two $400 withdrawals and one $200 withdrawal to hit your $1,000 daily limit—if the ATM allows multiple transactions.
? Cash App ATM Withdrawal Fees
Cash App charges a $2.50 fee per ATM withdrawal. However, this does not include any additional fees the ATM owner or bank may charge. Those extra fees vary by location and ATM operator.
✅ How to Avoid Cash App ATM Fees
Cash App offers a fee reimbursement program, but only if you receive $300 or more in direct deposits each month to your Cash App account. If you qualify:
- ATM fees charged by Cash App and third-party ATM owners are reimbursed
- Up to three ATM fees per 31-day period are covered
- Maximum reimbursement amount is $7 per withdrawal
? Requirements to Access the ATM Withdrawal Feature
To use the Cash App Card for ATM withdrawals, you must meet the following:
- Order and activate a Cash App Visa® Debit Card
- Have sufficient balance in your Cash App account
- Use an ATM that accepts Visa debit cards
- Know your Cash App PIN to complete the withdrawal
? How to Check Your Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limits
Cash App makes it easy to monitor your limits:
- Open the Cash App.
- Tap on your profile icon in the top right corner.
- Select "Limits" under the Account & Settings menu.
- View your ATM withdrawal limit and how much of it you’ve used.
? How to Increase Your Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limit
At this time, Cash App does not allow users to manually request a higher Cash App ATM withdrawal limit. However, you can maximize your usage and qualify for fee reimbursement by:
- Verifying your identity within the app (providing your full name, DOB, and SSN)
- Ensuring you receive $300+ in direct deposits per month
- Keeping your account in good standing with no suspicious or fraudulent activities
? Can You Withdraw Cash App Funds from International ATMs?
No. As of now, Cash App does not support ATM withdrawals outside the United States. Attempting to use your Cash App Card abroad may result in transaction failure or card blockage.
For international users or travelers, we recommend:
- Withdrawing funds domestically before traveling
- Transferring money to a linked bank account for foreign access
? Alternative Ways to Access Cash Without ATM Fees
To avoid ATM limitations or fees, consider these options:
- Use your Cash App Card directly for purchases at retail stores or online
- Send money to friends or family who can give you cash
- Transfer funds to a linked bank account and withdraw from there
- Utilize cash back at grocery stores or major retailers, which often carry no fee
? What Happens if You Exceed the Withdrawal Limit?
If you attempt to withdraw more than your daily, weekly, or monthly ATM limit:
- The ATM will decline the transaction
- You may receive a notification from Cash App stating the limit has been reached
- Additional attempts will continue to be declined until the limit resets
? How to Withdraw Cash Without a Physical ATM
Cash App doesn't currently offer cardless ATM withdrawals. However, if you lost your card or don’t have access to one, you can:
- Transfer funds to a connected bank and use that bank's mobile app for cardless ATM features (if supported)
- Send money to someone you trust via Cash App who can withdraw on your behalf
- Use your funds for online purchases or mobile wallet services
? Summary: Key Cash App ATM Withdrawal Rules
Feature Limit
Cash App Daily ATM Withdrawal Limit $1,000 per 24 hours
Cash App Weekly ATM Withdrawal Limit $1,000 per 7 days
Cash App Monthly ATM Withdrawal Limit $1,250 per 30 days
Cash App ATM Fee $2.50 per withdrawal
ATM Fee Reimbursement Yes, with $300+ direct deposit/month
International Withdrawals Not Supported
? Final Thoughts on Cash App ATM Limits
Understanding the maximum ATM withdrawal limits on Cash App is crucial to managing your daily finances, especially when dealing with cash-heavy needs. While the platform sets firm withdrawal caps, being informed about associated fees, reimbursement qualifications, and alternative access options can help you use Cash App more effectively. Regularly checking your limits and leveraging direct deposit benefits will ensure a smoother experience with fewer disruptions.