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How to withdraw money from Robinhood

If you are ready to get your money out of Robinhood, here’s what to know.

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Robinhood has become one of the most popular trading platforms in the US and it was meant to be a platform where everybody could trade freely. If you plan on using the platform, you’ll definitely want to know how to make withdrawals on Robinhood.

If you have been using the Robinhood app, knowing how to withdraw your funds is definitely important. When that time comes, it’s important to understand the ins and outs of how to trade and what restrictions you may face.

Below, we’ll walk you through the withdrawal process, plus go into how long Robinhood withdrawals take.

What limits are there when withdrawing from Robinhood?

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Sometimes, you might have issues with withdrawing your money from your account on Robinhood. If you do run into any issues, it is most likely for one of the reasons below.

  • Settlement period – Proceeds from selling stocks can only be withdrawn once the sale has settled. This is typically between two and three days, however, qualified Gold and Instant users can withdraw funds from sales immediately.
  • Number and amount of withdrawals – You can only make up to five withdrawals a day, up to a total of $50,000, and only during business days.
  • Deposit pending – Robinhood lets you start trading as soon as you make a deposit. But before you can withdraw those funds, you may have to wait up to five days for the deposit transaction to complete before you can withdraw those funds.
  • Free stock sales – You can only withdraw money from sales of free stocks 30 days after you sell them.
  • Restricted account – You won’t be able to withdraw funds if your account is restricted and not until your account restriction has been lifted. Check out this support page for help with restricted accounts.

Also, you should only withdraw into the account that you funded your Robinhood account with. If not, you might have to go through extra processes to identify yourself. It is possible to withdraw to a different account, but it makes the process a bit more tedious.

How long do Robinhood withdrawals take?

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Robinhood offers a lot of instant satisfaction that was previously missing from the stock trading world. And that means that some people may be upset when they see their withdrawals don’t hit their bank accounts immediately.

But there’s no need to worry and this actually isn’t even Robinhood’s fault. Bank transfers of all kinds simply take a lot of time. There are a lot of backend processes happening to help protect from fraudulent transactions and things of that nature.

A Robinhood withdrawal typically takes around two to three days. And that number is comparable to any other sort of bank transfer that you might process from other platforms.

Occasionally, you’ll see your money in your account quicker than that. But it’s a safe bet to allow for two to three days for the transfer to finalize.

How to withdraw money from the Robinhood app

So now that the logistics are out of the way, you can start withdrawing your money from Robinhood. First, we’ll look at how to do it on the mobile iOS and Android Robinhood app. Fortunately, the process is relatively straightforward:

Click on the Account icon then the three-line menu (cogwheel on Android devices)how to deactivate robinhood
Go to Transferhow to transfer funds on robinhood
Select Transfer to Your Bankhow to transfer funds on robinhood
Pick which bank account you want to send money to and enter the amount you would like to send
Confirm the transfer by clicking Transferhow to transfer funds on robinhood

That’s all there is to it. Once you complete those steps, Robinhood will begin the transfer process. And you should see your transferred funds back in your bank account in the next two to three days.

How to withdraw money from the Robinhood website

While Robinhood is heavily designed as a mobile app, you can also withdraw your money from the website. Start by heading to robinhood.com and logging into your account.

  1. Head to the Robinhood website
  1. Click Account in the top right
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  1. Select Transfers
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  1. Use the panel on the right and select your transfer amount and the relevant accounts and click Review Transfer
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The final step simply requires you to confirm the transfer. You should see the money in your account within two to three days.

As you can see, the process on the web is similar to the mobile process, but it actually takes fewer steps.

You now have the tools to withdraw money on Robinhood

So now, you should have all the tools necessary to withdraw funds from your Robinhood app. Just make sure you keep the few rules mentioned above in mind. It’s best to transfer funds to the same bank account that you use for deposits, and there are a few limitations.

Additionally, your transfer is likely to take two to three days to complete. So don’t panic when the funds don’t show up in your bank account immediately. Bank transfers just take time, and Robinhood withdrawals are no different.

Whether you use Robinhood on the web or on your iOS or Android device, you can quickly withdraw your available funds using the methods outlined in this article.

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Staff writer at KnowTechie. Alex has two years of experience covering all things technology, from video games to electric cars. He's a gamer at heart, with a passion for first-person shooters and expansive RPGs. Shoot him an email at alex@knowtechie.com

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