How long does it take for Capital One Platinum Secured to withdraw my deposit? This question is about the Capital One Platinum Secured Credit Card

How long does it take for Capital One Platinum Secured to withdraw my deposit?

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This question is about the Capital One Platinum Secured Credit Card

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@b2bfever • 07/26/21 This answer was first published on 07/13/21 and it was last updated on 07/26/21.For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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It can take 7-10 days for Capital One Platinum Secured to withdraw your deposit.

Having said that, keep in mind that Capital One Platinum Secured payment will post by midnight on the same day it is received, as long as you submit it before 8 p.m., ET Monday-Saturday. Otherwise, it will post the following day, by midnight.

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How do I get a Capital One Platinum Secured card deposit refund?

To get a Capital One Platinum Secured card security deposit refund, you will need to close your account and pay your balance in full. Alternatively, you can earn it back as statement credit by using your card responsibly and graduating to an unsecured card.

What you should know about the Capital One Platinum Secured deposit refunds:

Capital One Platinum Secured deposit refunds are sent to you as checks in approximately two billing cycles.
If you have an unpaid balance or owe any...

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Can you convert the Capital One Platinum Secured Card to unsecured?

You cannot ask for a Capital One secured to unsecured graduation, but graduation is definitely possible. The first option when it comes to graduating is the Capital One Platinum, which is a reasonable no-annual fee credit card.

So hang in there, and keep making those payments!

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How do I make a Capital One Platinum Secured credit card ATM withdrawal?

To make a Capital One Platinum Secured credit card ATM withdrawal, use the card and the 4-digit PIN for the account at any ATM with a Mastercard logo. Insert the card into the ATM card reader, enter the PIN and select the cash advance menu. Enter a dollar amount up to the card’s cash advance limit and withdraw the cash. The steps may vary based on the ATM.

If you don’t have a PIN, contact customer service...

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