EDD Money Network card ATM withdrawal limits - anyone know the max amount?
I just got my new EDD Money Network debit card last week after my previous BofA card expired. Tried using it at an ATM yesterday and was only able to take out $300, but I need to withdraw more to pay rent. Does anyone know what the daily withdrawal limit is for these cards at ATM machines? The paperwork wasn't clear and I don't want to make multiple trips if I can avoid it. The EDD website isn't helping either - just keeps sending me to generic Money Network info pages. Anyone have experience with larger withdrawals?
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Mei Zhang
The current Money Network ATM withdrawal limit is $1,000 per day. But keep in mind some ATMs themselves might have lower limits (like $400 or $500) regardless of what Money Network allows. I use mine at Chase ATMs and can usually get $800 out at once. Check out this video if you need help navigating any Money Network card issues: https://youtu.be/JmuwXR7HA10?si=TSwYbu_GOwYzt9km and you can find more info on claimyr.com if you need to call EDD about any card problems.
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Jamal Anderson
•Thanks for the info! $1,000 should definitely be enough. I'll try a different ATM - maybe the one I used had its own lower limit like you said. I'll check out that video too.
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Liam McGuire
i think its $500 per atm but u can go to multiple atms in one day if u need more $$$
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Amara Eze
•This isn't correct information. Money Network cards have a $1,000 daily ATM withdrawal limit. The individual ATM might have its own lower limits, but that's not the card's limit. Also, if you go to a bank teller window with ID, you can withdraw up to $10,000 in a single transaction. I had to do this when moving apartments last year because my landlord wanted a cashier's check for the deposit.
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Giovanni Ricci
THESE NEW MONEY NETWORK CARDS ARE NOTHING BUT TROUBLE!!! I've had NOTHING but problems since they switched from Bank of America. Customer service is a JOKE and I couldn't access my funds for 3 WEEKS after certification!!!! Had to borrow money from family to pay bills! EDD doesn't care about us at all!!!!
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NeonNomad
•While the transition from BofA to Money Network has been challenging for many claimants, this specific thread is about ATM withdrawal limits. To answer the original question: the daily ATM withdrawal limit is $1,000, but you can withdraw up to $10,000 at a bank teller window if you need a larger amount. You'll need to bring your Money Network card and a government-issued photo ID to complete the transaction.
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Fatima Al-Hashemi
I'm also on UI and got my Money Network card a couple months ago. From what I understand, there are different limits: - ATM withdrawals: $1,000 per day - Point-of-sale purchases: $5,000 per day - Teller cash withdrawals: $10,000 per transaction Just a heads up though - I've found some ATMs charge really high fees with these cards. I use the ATM locator in the Money Network app to find surcharge-free ATMs. There are quite a few options depending on where you live.
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Jamal Anderson
•This is super helpful! I didn't even know about the app - will download it now. Do you know if credit unions are generally surcharge-free with these cards?
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Dylan Mitchell
I went through something similar last month when I needed to withdraw rent money! The ATM at 7-11 near my house only let me take out $400 but when I went to the Wells Fargo down the street I was able to get $1,000 out. I think it depends on the ATM not the card itself?
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Sofia Martinez
Has anyone else been having trouble with the Money Network app? I can't even check my balance half the time... keeps saying "error connecting to server" or something. How am I supposed to know how much I can withdraw if I can't even see my balance??
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Amara Eze
•That's a separate issue, but if you're having trouble checking your balance, you can always call the number on the back of your card. The automated system will tell you your balance without having to speak to a representative. As for the original question about ATM limits, it's $1,000 daily for ATM withdrawals with the Money Network card, but individual ATMs may have lower limits.
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NeonNomad
To directly answer your question: The Money Network ATM withdrawal limit is $1,000 per day. However, there are several other important limits to be aware of: • Point-of-sale purchases: $5,000 per day • Bank teller withdrawals: $10,000 per transaction • ATM withdrawals: $1,000 per day • ATM balance inquiries: No limit, but fees may apply • Bill pay transactions: $5,000 per day If you're having trouble accessing your funds or need to reach EDD about card-related issues, Claimyr (claimyr.com) can help you get through to an agent quickly. They have a good video showing how it works: https://youtu.be/JmuwXR7HA10?si=TSwYbu_GOwYzt9km I personally used their service when my card was locked after too many incorrect PIN attempts and needed it resolved immediately.
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Jamal Anderson
•Thanks for this detailed breakdown! $1,000 daily should work for what I need. Good to know about the teller withdrawal option too in case I need larger amounts in the future.
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