What types of limits are there and how do they work?
Rampnow accounts have two main types of limits:
Account Limits: Based on your verification status and geographic location. These limits do not reset automatically and may require additional documentation and a short survey to increase.
Payment Method Limits: Vary by payment method (e.g., card transactions or bank transfers) and transaction type (onramp or offramp). Payment method limits reset on a rolling basis—daily or monthly. For example, a daily limit resets 24 hours after reaching the limit, while a monthly limit resets exactly one month later.
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How Can I Increase My Account Limits?
Rampnow uses an incremental system for account limits. As you complete more transactions, we may ask for additional documentation to raise your limits. You can also increase your limits directly from the Rampnow widget menu screen. Open Screenshot ...
Why do I have limits on my Rampnow account?
Limits are applied to your Rampnow account to ensure security and compliance. These restrictions help protect your account and the platform by managing the risk associated with transactions.
Why do I have limits on my Rampnow account?
Limits are applied to your Rampnow account to ensure security and compliance. These restrictions help protect your account and the platform by managing the risk associated with transactions.
I’m still confused about my limits. How can I get more help?
For further assistance, contact Rampnow support via the helpdesk. Our agents can provide detailed information about your current limits and guide you on how to proceed with your transactions.
How will I know if I’ve reached my limits?
You will receive notification if you reach your limit while attempting to process a transaction. The notification will inform you if you’ve hit a daily or monthly limit.