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Daily e-Transfer Limits Explained

Most Canadian banks place limits on how much money can be sent through Interac e-Transfer. These limits are set by your bank and can affect Bitcoin purchases made through 1Bitcoin.ca.

💳 Common e-Transfer Limits

Many banks use:

  • daily limits

  • weekly limits

  • monthly limits

Limits vary depending on:

  • your bank

  • account type

  • banking history

  • security settings

⏳ What Happens If You Reach Your Limit?

If your limit is exceeded:

  • the transfer may be declined

  • the transfer may remain pending

  • your bank may temporarily block additional transfers

In some cases, you may need to wait until your limit resets before sending another e-Transfer.

🏦 Can 1Bitcoin.ca Increase My Limit?

No. e-Transfer limits are controlled by your bank or financial institution.

1Bitcoin.ca cannot change or override your bank’s sending limits.

✅ How To Avoid Limit Issues

Before sending an e-Transfer:

  • check your bank’s transfer limits

  • confirm you have enough available limit remaining

  • avoid sending multiple transfers close together if possible

⚠️ Important Reminder

Some banks may also apply additional fraud or security reviews to larger Bitcoin-related transfers.

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