How Do I Get Money from My Old Cash App Account | Step-By-Step Guide

To get money from your old Cash App account, you’ll need to regain access to that account or transfer funds to a new one (if possible).

Here’s a step-by-step guide:


Step 1: Try to Log In to the Old Account

  • Open the Cash App.

  • Tap “Log In”.

  • Enter the email or phone number associated with the old account.

  • Cash App will send a sign-in code to your email or phone — enter it to log in.


🔄 Step 2: Can’t Access the Email or Phone?

If you no longer have access to the phone number or email:

  1. Create a new Cash App account using your current email or phone number.

  2. Tap the profile icon (top right).

  3. Scroll down and tap “Support”.

  4. Tap “Something Else” > “Account Settings” > “Access Old Account”.

  5. Follow the prompts and submit a request to merge or recover your old account.

👉 Cash App support may ask for:

  • Your full name

  • Old phone number/email

  • Last known balance

  • Linked debit card or bank info

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Cashing Out the Money

Once you are logged into the old account, you can transfer the funds to your linked bank account.

  • Find “Cash Out”:

    • From your Cash App home screen, tap the “Balance” tab.
  • Select “Cash Out”:

    • Choose this option to initiate a transfer of your funds.
  • Choose Amount and Speed:

    • Enter the amount you want to withdraw and select your deposit speed.
      • Standard Deposit: This is free and typically takes 1-3 business days.
      • Instant Deposit: This option has a fee (0.5% – 1.75%) but the funds are available within minutes.
  • Confirm:

    • Follow the prompts to confirm the transaction. The money will then be sent to the bank account linked to your Cash App.

💸 If You Can Access the Old Account

Once you’re logged in:

  • Tap the Banking tab (“$” icon).

  • Tap Cash Out.

  • Choose the amount and destination (linked bank or debit card).


🚨 Important Tips

  • You must prove ownership of the old account to get support.

  • If you’ve changed phone numbers or emails, having access to your linked bank account or card can help verify your identity.

  • Don’t create multiple support tickets — it can slow down the process.

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