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Spending and Transaction Limits

Every Kolo account has spending and transaction limits in place to ensure security and compliance. These limits apply to card payments and fiat withdrawals.

Every Kolo account has spending and transaction limits in place to ensure security and compliance. These limits apply to card payments and fiat withdrawals.

Limits are applied at the user level, not per wallet. This means your daily and monthly limits are shared across all wallets you own within your account.

Default Limits

Limit type

Amount

Personal Daily Spending Limit

$9,000

Personal Monthly Spending Limit

$9,000

Business Daily Spending Limit

$500,000

Business Monthly Spending Limit

$500,000

There is no general deposit limit in Kolo. This means Kolo does not set a separate standard cap on how much you can deposit as such.


How Limits Are Calculated

Daily Limit

The daily limit resets every calendar day based on UTC timezone:

  • Starts at 00:00:00 UTC

  • Ends at 23:59:59 UTC

Monthly Limit

The monthly limit resets at the beginning of each calendar month based on UTC timezone:

  • Starts on the 1st day of the month at 00:00:00 UTC

  • Ends on the last day of the month at 23:59:59 UTC (28th, 29th, 30th, or 31st depending on the month)


How to Check Your Remaining Limits

You can view your remaining daily and monthly limits directly in the Kolo app:

  1. Open the app

  2. Go to Profile

  3. Tap Limits

There you will see:

  • Your total daily and monthly limits

  • How much is remaining

  • When your limits reset

Limits are shown in real time and automatically update after each transaction.


Increasing Your Limits

This process also applies to increasing the spending and withdrawal limits of your Kolo card.

If you need higher transaction limits (personal daily/monthly spending limits and account-level fiat withdrawal limits), you can request an increase by providing Source of Funds (SOF) documentation.

Accepted Source of Funds Documents

Personal account

Business account

Employment income — payslips, employment contract, or salary statements

Business income — business registration, financial statements, or invoices

Investments — brokerage statements, dividend records, or proof of asset sales

Savings — bank statements showing accumulated savings

Inheritance or gifts — legal documentation, will, or gift declaration

Crypto trading profits — exchange statements or trading history

Real estate — property sale agreements or rental income records

P&L Statement for previous periods

Tax Return document for last quarter / year

Charter capital, account statements for the last 6 months (for new businesses)


How to Request a Limit Increase

  1. Prepare your Source of Funds documentation

  2. Contact our support team via the app or email

  3. Submit your documents for review

Our team will process your request and notify you of the outcome.


Need Help?

Need higher limits? Contact Support to start the verification process.

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