What Are the Withdrawal Limits on Freecash?

Before your first Freecash cashout, you need to reach $25. After that, the only minimum is the smallest amount your cashout method offers. The $25 may differ depending on your region, and the Cashout page always shows the exact amounts you can pick.

Minimum Withdrawal Amounts

Your first cashout is the only one with its own minimum. You’ll also verify your ID as part of it, and our guide to your first withdrawal walks you through both.

Once that first cashout has gone through, the $25 minimum is gone for good. From then on, you only need enough for the smallest amount of the method you choose:

• PayPal comes in set amounts, from $5 up to $200.
• Gift cards start at the smallest card on offer, which depends on the brand and your country.
• Stake opens up after your first cashout, and some of its currencies have the lowest minimums of any method.

Bank transfers, crypto and the other methods each show their own minimum when you tap them on the Cashout page.

Maximum Withdrawal Amounts

A single withdrawal can be up to about $2,500. Most methods stop well below that, because they come in set amounts. PayPal’s largest, for example, is $200.

You can make up to 5 withdrawals an hour, and there’s no yearly cap on how much you withdraw in total. Some withdrawals are held for review before they’re sent, for different reasons, which can add time. Here’s what to expect while a withdrawal is pending.

Withdrawal Fees

PayPal, Venmo, Visa and bank transfer cashouts carry a 5% withdrawal fee, and smaller amounts can add a small fixed fee on top. On PayPal, that’s $1 on the $5, $10 and $20 cashouts. Gift cards have no fee. You’ll see the exact fee before you confirm your withdrawal.