Question posted by Mrblaqman on December 7th, 2020
Paypal Withdrawal
How do I withdraw money from my PayPal account?
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Answer #1: Posted by INIMITABLE on December 7th, 2020 12:29 AM
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How do I withdraw money from my PayPal account balance?
- Go to your Wallet.
- Click Transfer Funds.
- Click Transfer to your bank account.
- Follow the instructions to complete your withdrawal.
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Answer #2: Posted by shlokuprit on December 7th, 2020 2:37 AM
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- Log into your PayPal account, and go to wallet.
- Click Withdraw money option.
- Choose the account you want to send money from, and select a linked bank account.
- Confirm the amount to withdraw, and click continue.
- You'll have one final chance to review the amount and the account details, before you confirm the transfer.
- Using the PayPal app, you simply go to your PayPal balance, and tap withdraw money.
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