Paxum Permanently Increases EFT/ACH Withdrawal Limits

Paxum Permanently Increases EFT/ACH Withdrawal Limits

LOS ANGELES — Paxum has announced a permanent increase in ACH and EFT withdrawal limits to $3,500 USD per day, effective immediately.

Paxum enables users to easily send and receive money instantly all over the world.

According to the company, clients located in the U.S. and most of Europe can use the EFT/ACH withdrawal option at any time from the “Withdraw Funds” section of their Paxum account, with the withdrawal having a typical delivery time of 3-6 business days to the client’s local bank account.

“Paxum has been offering a secure instant payment platform since 2007, with hundreds of thousands of clients actively using the service,” says a company spokesperson. “The award-winning payment company provides a cost-effective user-friendly interface fortified with stringent security measures and multiple ways for clients to access their account funds, including an optional prepaid credit card.”

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