How Debit Card Limits Work on Your Account
Every debit card transaction on our platform runs through two separate limit layers. The first is your issuing bank's daily purchase cap — most US checking accounts set this between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars, and your bank controls it entirely. The second is the per-transaction ceiling we apply at the platform level, which is visible when you open
the cashier screen under your account wallet. If your bank's cap is lower than ours, the bank limit wins. You can call your bank to request a temporary raise, or split a larger amount across two separate transactions. Players in Charlotte using regional checking accounts sometimes run into tighter bank caps than they expect, so checking that figure first saves a declined-card
moment.