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If your withdrawal is being declined, check PayPal error messages when trying to transfer money Account limitations can impact your ability to process payments, pay vendors, and access money for other business needs. Learn more about what they are, so you can help protect your business. What are PayPal account limitations?PayPal account limitations are temporary restrictions that prevent you from sending, receiving, or withdrawing money from your PayPal account. Limitations can be placed on your account if there is suspicion of fraud, if your account is non-compliant with PayPal's Acceptable Use Policy, or if your dispute rate is too high. How to check if you have account limitations in place?If your account has been limited, you'll get an email from PayPal explaining the reason for the limitation. Log in to your account and go to the Resolution Centre or click the bell icon at the top of your Dashboard for more information. This will tell you what to do to remove the limitation, if applicable. Why do PayPal account limitations happen?There can be several reasons for an account limitation: Unusual account activityIf PayPal believes someone is using your account without your knowledge, the account could be limited to protect you from fraudulent charges while PayPal investigates the suspicious transactions. Similar steps may be taken if your debit or credit card issuer or bank notifies PayPal that someone has used your card or bank account without permission. Non-compliance with regulatory requirementsLimitations can also be placed on an account that has been found to be out of compliance with regulatory requirements. For example, if you receive donations, you're required to provide documents confirming you're a registered nonprofit organisation. PayPal may limit your account while you gather those documents or while working with you to satisfy any other regulatory requirements. The same is true if you don't follow PayPal's Acceptable Use Policy — selling banned items, such as prescription drugs or guns, for example. Excessive claims and chargebacksWhen there are many buyer claims and chargebacks your account may be reviewed. During this review process, you may experience an account limitation. Issues that can be reviewed include:
Sudden product of sale changesIf you start to sell an entirely new type of product, specifically higher-end items like jewellery, your account may be limited while PayPal investigates the change. Additionally, a rapid increase in sales volume may trigger account limitations to ensure there is no risk of error or fraud. When does PayPal remove account limitations?The time it takes to have account limitations lifted varies depending on the issue. The fastest way to keep the process moving is to submit the requested information as quickly as you can. Once you have, PayPal will aim to get back to you within 3 days to let you know what to do next. Here are the steps to take to remove the limitations:
How to help avoid account limitationsAccount limitations can impact your ability to conduct business, so you should do everything possible to stay compliant. Here are five ways to help avoid the most common reasons for limitations. Meet seller protection requirementsBy following PayPal's Seller Protection requirements, you can help reduce the impact of financial losses from chargebacks and claims on eligible transactions. Seller Protection requirements include shipping to the address on the Transaction Details page, capturing proof of shipment and delivery, and ensuring an item is eligible for Seller Protection before you send it. (.) Avoid suspicious transactionsDon't sell items listed as prohibited in PayPal's Acceptable Use Policy, such as drugs, illegal items, firearms, or obscene materials. Avoid unauthorised transactionsUnauthorised transactions are any transactions made without the consent of the account holder. To avoid processing an unauthorised transaction:
Mitigate “Item Not Received” claimsFraudsters will often seek to avoid paying for an item by claiming they didn't receive the item. Too many of these claims can make your account look high risk, leading to limitations. Avoid “Item Not Received” claims by:
Reduce “Not as Described” claimsMake sure your product listing has accurate written content, high-quality photos, and product dimensions, so that customers know exactly what they are buying. Also, give customers a way to reach out and ask questions about an item before they buy to eliminate misunderstandings. Reduce claims by:
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