Cash withdrawal limit refers to the amount of cash that can be withdrawn from a credit card, and refers to the amount that can be used for cash advance (or transfer) in the credit line granted by the issuing bank (or institution) to the cardholder. Usually 50% of the credit limit.
Available line = credit line approved by the bank-unpaid bill debt-unrecorded but occurred transaction amount-other related interest and expenses.
Note: The unrecorded amount refers to the amount that the credit card transaction has been accounted for, but you have not returned it; Cumulative used unrecorded amount refers to the amount of credit card transactions that have occurred but have not been accounted for; Other related interests and expenses refer to interest such as cash withdrawal or installment payment.
You can increase the cash withdrawal amount. The increase of withdrawal limit is based on the increase of credit limit. The specific method is to use credit cards as much as possible, and then repay in full and on time, and try not to use installment payment, so that the bank will automatically increase the quota after half a year. Or you can call the credit card center and temporarily increase the limit, which is generally only 10%. This can also increase the withdrawal amount.
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