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Are there limits?

Limitations

Updated over a week ago

Overview

Kashu allows you to convert your available credit into cash instantly. While Kashu does not impose strict platform-wide caps, your daily and monthly usage may be subject to issuer restrictions and network compliance rules. Exceeding these may trigger reviews or temporary holds by your bank.

Key Points:

  • Kashu itself does not set hard limits.

  • Issuers may flag unusually large or frequent transactions.

  • Safe practice: Please reference the card policy specific to the card you are transacting with ( Amex, Chase, Truist, US Bank, Capital One, or Other Major Credit Card Issuers)

  • Daily/monthly Kashu thresholds exist for fraud prevention and regulatory compliance.


How It Works

  • Connect eligible credit cards and your receiving bank account.

  • Kashu lets you move up to your available credit line, subject to issuer approval.

  • Large, repetitive, or cash-like conversions (e.g., same-day cycling) may be blocked or delayed.


Policies

  • Issuer Triggers: Banks monitor spikes. For example, Chase may flag >90% utilization in under 7 days.

  • Kashu Safeguards: Daily and monthly limits adjust dynamically to keep your account safe and compliant.

  • Network Rules: Visa, Mastercard, Amex prohibit debt repayment, gambling, or illegal activity.


Restrictions

  • No conversions above your available credit limit.

  • Sudden repeated full-limit cycles are discouraged.

  • Certain issuers (e.g. Amex) are stricter on "cash-like" transactions

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