Can you transfer paypal to your bank account

We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new withdrawal feature, allowing you to transfer funds from your PayPal account to your Visa® branded credit, debit or prepaid card. This new feature will enable you to gain convenient access to your funds and is available in 26 countries, including Malaysia, India, Indonesia and the Philippines.

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Can you transfer money from your PayPal to bank account?
How long does it take PayPal to transfer money to my bank account?
Why can't I transfer money from PayPal to my bank account?

How does it work?
Follow the 3 easy steps below to withdraw your funds from your PayPal balance to your Visa® credit, debit or prepaid card. Here’s how:
1.	Log in to your account and click the ‘Withdraw’ tab.
2.	Click ‘Transfer funds to your card’.
3.	Fill in the required information and click ‘Continue’.

Will every Visa® credit, debit or prepaid card work?
No. Eligibility to withdraw funds to a Visa® credit/debit card may vary based on the issuing banks guidelines and regulations.
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How do I determine if my Visa® credit, debit or prepaid card is eligible to withdraw funds?
If you already have a card with a Visa® logo added to your account, you’ll need to initiate a withdrawal to determine if your card is withdraw-eligible. Once you initiate a withdrawal, the status will show if it is eligible to withdraw funds. Also, when you add a card, you can verify if the card is eligible to withdraw funds to by following these steps:
1.	Click the ‘Profile’ tab on the Account Overview page.
2.	In the Financial Information column, click ‘Credit Cards’.
3.	The status will show if it is eligible.
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How long does it take to receive funds to my credit, debit, or prepaid card?
PayPal completes the transfer in 5-7 working days, but your Visa® card issuer’s policies may affect the processing time and could take longer.
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How will the funds appear on my Visa® credit/debit/prepaid card?
If you choose to withdraw your balance to:
	A credit card: The funds will appear as a credit on your credit card account/statement. You can choose to apply this credit against your credit card account balance or you may choose to withdraw the funds, if your bank permits.
	A debit card: The funds will appear as a credit to your bank account. If your debit card is ATM-enabled, you may withdraw funds directly from an ATM.
	A prepaid card: The funds will top-up your prepaid card with the corresponding balance until you choose to make a purchase or a withdrawal.
For specific questions pertaining to your Visa® credit, debit, prepaid card capabilities, fees, etc., please contact the bank which issued your card directly.
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Are there any minimum or maximum withdrawal amounts?
Yes. To see the minimum withdrawal amount, go to our fees page. To learn more about maximum withdrawal amounts, click ‘View Limits’ on the Account Overview page.
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How much does it cost?
There is a withdrawal fee of US$5.00 (or local currency equivalent) per transaction. Currency conversion and return fees may also apply. Visit the fees page to learn more.
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Can you transfer money from your PayPal to bank account?

How to transfer money from Paypal to bank account using the mobile app. Download the PayPal mobile app and log in to your profile. Go to “My Wallet” and click “Transfer Money”. Click “Transfer to your bank” then select the bank you're sending the money to.

How long does it take PayPal to transfer money to my bank account?

To transfer funds from your PayPal account to your bank account, it usually takes between 3 to 5 business days; weekends and holidays may affect the exact timing of when your money is deposited. Also, additional holding periods may apply when transferring money depending on your bank account.

Why can't I transfer money from PayPal to my bank account?

"Your debit card or bank account may not be eligible to process Instant Transfer." This error appears if you're trying to do an instant transfer to an unsupported bank. To get around this, select a different bank or transfer method, or stick to a standard transfer.