Move Money Into and Out of Your circa Account

Account verification is how we protect your money — without it, someone else could try to withdraw your balance. We ask for a government-issued photo ID (a US driver's license or passport works) and may request a document confirming your address, like a recent utility bill or a bank statement. Upload these through the verification screen in your account settings. Most submissions

are reviewed within one business day. Completing verification early means there's no delay the first time you withdraw, and it keeps your account secure against unauthorized access.

Open the cashier from anywhere inside your circa account — on your phone or on desktop — and you'll see PayPal, Venmo, and Play+ listed right at the top of the deposit screen. PayPal and Venmo pull from your existing app balances, so there's no card number to dig out. Play+ works like a prepaid debit card linked directly to your circa

wallet. Pick your amount, confirm the transfer in your payment app, and the balance shows up in your account. No invented minimums here — the deposit screen shows current limits when you're logged in.

Withdrawing from circa runs through the same payment rails you used to deposit — PayPal, Venmo, or your Play+ prepaid card. Head to the cashier, select the Withdraw tab, and pick a method. We require your account to be verified before any payout is processed, so if you haven't completed that step yet, the system will prompt you. The destination has to

match an account in your name — no third-party transfers. Processing time varies by method and we don't promise a specific window, but the cashier screen shows a current estimate when you submit.