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:
Create a new Cash App account using your current email or phone number.
Tap the profile icon (top right).
Scroll down and tap “Support”.
Tap “Something Else” > “Account Settings” > “Access Old Account”.
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.
- Enter the amount you want to withdraw and select your deposit speed.
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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