How to Withdraw from Cash App

Cash App has become one of the most popular mobile payment platforms in the U.S. With just a few taps, you can send, receive, and even invest money. But one of the most important things users need to know is how to withdraw money from Cash App. Whether you want to move funds to your bank account or cash out from an ATM using your Cash Card, the process is simple once you know the steps.

✅ Methods to Withdraw from Cash App

1. Withdraw to Your Bank Account (Cash Out)

The most common way to withdraw is to transfer funds from Cash App to your linked bank account.

Steps:

1. Open Cash App on your phone.

2. Tap the Banking tab (? icon).

3. Tap Cash Out.

4. Enter the amount you want to withdraw.

5. Select Standard (1–3 business days) or Instant Deposit (small fee).

6. Confirm with your PIN or Touch ID.

? Your money will be transferred to your chosen bank account.

2. Withdraw Using a Cash App Card at an ATM

If you have a Cash App Visa Debit Card, you can withdraw cash directly from ATMs.

Steps:

1. Insert your Cash Card into the ATM.

2. Enter your PIN.

3. Choose the withdrawal option and amount.

4. Collect your cash.

⚠️ ATM Fees:

• Cash App charges a fee (usually $2–2.50).

• Some ATM operators may also charge an additional fee.

• However, Cash App reimburses ATM fees if you receive $300+ in direct deposits per month.

3. Withdraw by Sending Money to Another Account

You can also send money to another account (friend/family) and withdraw through their bank or Cash Card if needed.

⚡ Tips for Smooth Withdrawals

• Always keep your Cash App updated to avoid glitches.

• Link a verified bank account or debit card for faster transfers.

• Use Instant Deposit if you need funds immediately (but note the small fee).

• If using an ATM, try to find one with lower additional operator fees.

? Final Thoughts

Withdrawing money from Cash App is quick and flexible. Whether you transfer funds to your bank account or use your Cash Card at an ATM, Cash App gives you control over your money. By understanding the fees, options, and steps, you can make the most out of your withdrawals.