How many days will I received the money i get from paypal?
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Your question is not very clear. I think what you are saying is you have money in paypal. you would like to access that money through a mastercard at an atm. is that right?
the only way i know that you can access money in your balance through a card is if the card begins with
5581-debit card or 5311-prepaid
does your card begin with those numbers?
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Yeah bank transfers are very slow. Generally most bank transfers take 3-5 business days from when you initiate them. I called PayPal to ask why they take so long and they explained that since PayPal uses an ACH transfer, where the funds are moved in baches. Its more cost effective for us, the users. If they used a wire transfer it would cost the users money.
Now if after 7 business days you still don't see that money, PayPal can run a trace for you. The trace can help your bank find the funds PayPal transfered to them
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