Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
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The easiest way you can get a Capital One Venture cash advance is by using your card and 4-digit PIN at any ATM with the Mastercard network logo on it. You can also get a cash advance in person at a local Capital One branch. Select cardholders may also receive access checks from Capital One.
How to Get a Capital One Venture Cash Advance
- ATM: To withdraw cash with your Capital One Venture from an ATM, you will need a PIN. If you don’t have a PIN, call customer service at the number you see on the back of the card to request one. You may also request one through your online account.
- At a branch: You can also get a Capital One Venture cash advance by visiting your nearest Capital One branch. Remember that you will need to present a government-issued photo ID along with your card for a cash advance at a branch.
- Access Checks: You may also be able to get an access check from Capital One. These checks work like regular bank checks except they access your Capital One Venture card’s credit line. You may request one by calling the number you see on the back of the card. Note that these checks are only available to select cardholders.
Keep in mind that the cash advance limits are restricted to a portion of your available credit line. Also, the amounts vary depending on your credit standing.
Why You Should Avoid Capital One Venture Cash Advances
A Capital One Venture cash advance may be an easy source of emergency cash, but the transaction itself is expensive. The Capital One Venture cash advance fee is 5% (min $5). A cash advance from a non-Capital One ATM may cost you additional fees, too. The Capital One Venture cash advance APR is 29.24% (V) and applies to each transaction. Interest accumulates every day starting from the date you withdraw the cash.
Given its high costs, it’s best to avoid making a Capital One Venture cash advance, except for emergencies. If you have to take out a cash advance, it’s important to pay off the balance as soon as you can to minimize the costly interest charges.

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