If you check out the Paypal.com User Account Area , under withdraw you will be finding 3 different modes of withdrawal ie –
\nWithdraw funds to your bank account
\nRequest a check from PayPal
\nWithdraw funds to your card<\/p>\n
1. Withdraw Funds to your Bank Account – This seems to be one of the best ways to withdraw money to your bank account. The funds are normally transferred to us within 4-6 business days and there are no withdrawal charges unless you withdraw less than 7000Rs at a time and get charged only 50Rs withdrawal fees. In this system you need to Add a Account of your Bank which is able to recieve payments in Indian Rupees. Read here on how to withdraw funds to bank account<\/a>. There were recently some paypal withdrawal<\/a> problems, hence you need to make sure you read different blogs or forums before making a withdrawal. You need to enter IFSC code<\/a> while adding your Bank Account details for payment withdrawal.<\/p>\n 2. Request a check from PayPal – This is the first funds withdrawal option from paypal.com and under this option Paypal converts all your money to your Local Currency ie Indian Rupees and sends you as a check, but make a note that you will be charged 5$ withdrawal feeds and atleasy 4-6 days processing time would be needed. Even after this since the checks are sent through Local Posts in India it takes from 15-25days to recieve and you will have to wait a long time for getting the money in your hands in the form of a Bank Check issued on the Account Holders name.<\/p>\n 3. Withdraw funds to your card – This is a nice option useful for people who want to pay their Credit Card bills directly through the Paypal funds, because once you withdraw money using this option you will be first paying 5$ as withdrawal fees after which the money is converted and sent to your account as a Credit Amount, hence all your debit balances in your CC account can be easily paid off though this option.<\/p>\n If your transaction involves a currency conversion, it will be completed at a retail foreign exchange rate determined by PayPal, which is adjusted regularly based on market conditions. This exchange rate includes a 2.5% spread above the wholesale exchange rate at which PayPal obtains foreign currency, and the spread is retained by PayPal. The specific exchange rate that applies to your multiple currency transaction will be displayed at the time of the transaction.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n All the Payment Withdrawals include a 2.5% Exchange Rate fees which is automatically decreased while you check the currency conversion rates which is the reason you would normally find the Indian Rupees converted amount a bit less than the actual conversion rate in the market.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hi Amit , i have money in Paypal inform of $(dollar), and i want to transfer that money in my bank account so what i have to do? 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Paypal Withdrawal Conversion Rates are same in any type of withdrawal you make and on all these withdrawal pages you will find a link to Currency Converter , which when clicked will show you a small conversion box to check out the current USD to INR conversion rates.<\/p>\n