What are TRY deposit and withdrawal limits and processing times?
On Paribu, daily and monthly limits apply for TRY withdrawals; for TRY deposits, no specific limit is defined. A minimum amount of ₺10 must be entered for the TRY withdrawal action.
What are the TRY withdrawal limits?
On Paribu, daily and monthly limits apply to TRY withdrawals. These limits are not fixed because they are determined based on your account; you can see your current daily and monthly limit, along with your remaining amount, on the Daily limit and Monthly limit rows of the Withdraw Turkish lira screen. The minimum withdrawal amount is ₺10, and withdrawal actions are free of charge on Paribu's side. Withdrawals can only be made to individual checking TRY accounts registered in your name.
How long do TRY actions take?
TRY deposit and withdrawal actions are completed in different durations depending on the transfer type you use. Transfers made via FAST take place 24/7 within a few minutes, while those made via EFT are processed during business days and business hours. EFT actions made outside business hours take place on the next business day.
| FAST | EFT | |
|---|---|---|
| Processing time | Instant | 1-2 business days |
| Operating hours | 24/7 | Business days, within business hours |
Deposit times
Transfers sent from banks supporting FAST are typically reflected in your Paribu account within a few minutes. If the amount exceeds your bank's FAST transaction limit, falls outside FAST limits, or is sent from a bank that does not support FAST, EFT rules apply to the transfer; these transfers are completed only on business days and within business hours.
Withdrawal times
When you place a withdrawal request, the relevant amount is deducted from your available balance and held in your blocked balance until it reaches your bank account. Withdrawals made via FAST are reflected in your bank account within a few minutes. Withdrawals made via EFT outside business hours are completed on the next business day.
Which banks are supported?
You can make your TRY withdrawals 24/7 to Akbank, Ziraat Bankası, Vakıfbank, Fibabanka, Yapı Kredi Bankası, İş Bankası, and Türkiye Finans Bankası accounts registered in your name. For TRY deposits, you can make the transfer through partner banks; the current bank list is shown in the bank selection on the deposit screen. For step-by-step transfer flows, you can review the How to deposit Turkish lira (TRY) and How to withdraw Turkish lira (TRY) articles.
Frequently asked questions
What can I do if my daily or monthly limit is reached?
The daily limit is calculated on a 24-hour rolling window, and the monthly limit on a 30-day period. You cannot make a new TRY withdrawal until the limit resets. You can see your remaining time from the limit bar in the TRY withdrawal section.
Can I make TRY actions on weekends and outside business hours?
TRY deposit and withdrawal actions made via FAST take place 24/7. If the amount exceeds your bank's FAST transaction limit, the transfer is processed as an EFT and is subject to weekday business-hour rules. Transfers made via EFT are processed only on business days and within bank business hours; EFT actions made outside business hours are completed on the next business day.
Is there a minimum amount for TRY deposits?
There is no minimum amount for TRY deposits; you can make a deposit in any amount you wish. For TRY withdrawals, a minimum of ₺10 must be entered per action.
Where is my amount held during a TRY withdrawal?
When you place a withdrawal request, the relevant amount is deducted from your available balance and held in your blocked balance until the transfer is complete. If you cancel a withdrawal request that has not yet been completed, the amount is reflected back to your available balance.
Related articles
- How to deposit Turkish lira (TRY) — Turkish lira deposit steps
- How to withdraw Turkish lira (TRY) — Turkish lira withdrawal steps
- What is blocked balance and why does it occur? — What blocked balance is and why it occurs
- How do I manage my saved bank accounts? — Managing saved bank accounts
- TRY withdrawal could not be completed — TRY withdrawal issues
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