Spending and Withdrawals Limits. There are transactional (dollar) limits per day imposed on your Card. The transactional limits imposed on your Card are provided in the table below. These limits are the lowest limits that you can spend with your Card per day and are subject to periodic review and to change based on your Account history, activity, Platform’s reviews and other factors. We reserve the right to allow you to transact higher volume than the limits defined herein at any time without prior notice. Because of the limitations imposed by some non-Bank ATMs and in the event of equipment failure or unavailability, you may not be able to withdraw or to access funds even though you have not exceeded these limitations. The daily period to which the transactional limits apply shall commence at 12:00 Midnight (CST) on each day and end at 12:00 Midnight on the following day (CST). Transaction Type Dollar Limit per Day Points of Sales (Merchants) Transactions [$1,250] ATM Cash Withdraw [$500]

Spending and Withdrawals Limits. You may use your Card to withdraw cash from your Account, pay for purchases at places that have agreed to accept the Card, and pay bills directly from your Account in the amounts and on the days you request. There are transactional (dollar) limits per day imposed on your Card. The transactional limits imposed on your Card are provided in the table below. These limits are the maximum amounts that you can spend with your Card per day and are subject to periodic review and to change based on your Account history, activity, Platform’s reviews and other factors. We reserve the right to allow you to transact higher volume than the limits defined herein at any time without prior notice. Because of the limitations imposed by some ATMs and in the event of equipment failure or unavailability, you may not be able to withdraw or to access funds even though you have not exceeded these limitations. The daily period to which the transactional limits apply are on a rolling 24-hour basis. Transaction Type Dollar Limit per Day Dollar Limit per Week Dollar Limit per Month Points of Sale (Merchant) Transactions $,1000 No Limit No Limit ATM Cash Withdrawals $1,000 No Limit No Limit Fees. We charge $1 for the use or initial issuance of the Card. You may use your Card at ATMs and cash dispensers. In such cases, you might be charged a fee from such ATMs’ or cash-dispensers’ operators, networks or merchants. You may be allowed to fund your Account via reload at the register services at retailers within the GreenDot® network. You may be charged a fee from such retailer at the time of the transaction.

Spending and Withdrawals Limits. You may use your Card to withdraw cash from your Account, pay for purchases at places that have agreed to accept the Card, and pay bills directly from your Account in the amounts and on the days you request. There are transactional (dollar) limits per day imposed on your Card. The transactional limits imposed on your Card are provided in the table below. These limits are the maximum amounts that you can spend with your Card per day and are subject to periodic review and to change based on your Account history, activity, Platform’s reviews and other factors. We reserve the right to allow you to transact higher volume than the limits defined herein at any time without prior notice. Because of the limitations imposed by some ATMs and in the event of equipment failure or unavailability, you may not be able to withdraw or to access funds even though you have not exceeded these limitations. The daily period to which the transactional limits apply are on a rolling 24-hour basis. Transaction Type Dollar Limit per Day Dollar Limit per Week Dollar Limit per Month Dollar Limit per Year Points of Sale (Merchant) Transactions No limit to the number of times per calendar day. $6,000 maximum per calendar day No limit to the number of times per calendar day. Weekly limit subject to $6,000 maximum per calendar day No limit to the number of times per calendar day. Monthly limit subject to $6,000 maximum per calendar day No limit to the number of times per calendar day. Yearly limit subject to $6,000 maximum per calendar day ATM Cash Withdrawals No limit to the number of times per calendar day. $500 maximum per calendar day No limit to the number of times per calendar day. Subject to $500 maximum per calendar day and $5,000 maximum per month No limit to the number of times per calendar day. $5,000 maximum per month No limit to the number of times per calendar day. $20,000 maximum per year

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