Most people in the Philippines know the GCash ATM withdrawal limit. If you are among the few, who don’t know, check out this guide.
GCash is a financial app that allows you to pay bills, purchase goods and services, receive and send money, and withdraw cash wherever you are.
If you have earned a considerable amount of GCash, you can transfer it to your bank account, cash out at partner locations, or withdraw it from any BancNet ATM.
How To View Your GCash ATM Transaction Limit
Please follow the basic steps below to view your ATM withdrawal limits:
- First, you need to open your GCash app
- After that, tap the Profile tab on the lower right
- Next, select View Benefits at the top
- After that, all the information you need will be displayed.
You will see all the benefits you can get with a basic and a fully verified account and all the limits.
This is how to view your GCash ATM transaction limit in the Philippines.
GCash ATM Withdrawal Limit
The daily limit for a GCash Mastercard is Php500, and a daily maximum of Php50,000.
The daily ATM withdrawal limit for a GCash verified account is Php100,000.
ATM withdrawals are unlimited each month.
The limits reset every month, so if you get a GCash limit exceeded error, you have to wait till the next month or use a different GCash account to transact.
This is the GCash withdrawal limit in the Philippines.
How To Increase GCash ATM Withdrawal Limit
To increase your limit, you just need to verify your GCash account.
Your wallet limit increases from Php50,000 to Php100,000 after you verify your account.
When you link a bank account to your GCash, your limit increases to Php500,000.
You can link your GCash account to GCash Mastercard or bank accounts like BPI and Union Bank.
To link your account, open your GCash app and click on the profile tab and select My Linked Accounts.
You can also link your GCash account with Payoneer, GSave, or GInvest for a higher withdrawal limit.
This is all you need to know about the GCash ATM withdrawal limit in the Philippines.
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