Thera has a withdrawal limit policy to help users manage their transactions effectively. Below, we explain the withdrawal limits, how to track them, and how the limits reset over time.

Thera allows a maximum of 10 withdrawals within any rolling 30-day period. This means that the limit is not tied to a calendar month but instead depends on the date of each withdrawal. As time passes, withdrawals older than 30 days no longer count toward the limit, freeing up slots for new withdrawals.

To help you stay within the withdrawal limit, Thera provides a running count of your withdrawals directly on the withdrawal screen. This on-screen count updates in real-time, allowing you to monitor your usage and avoid exceeding the limit.

The rolling 30-day period means that the limit is dynamic. For example, if you made a withdrawal on the 1st of the month, that withdrawal will no longer count toward your limit after the 31st. This system ensures that your withdrawal capacity is replenished gradually as older transactions fall outside the 30-day window.

Q: What happens if I reach the withdrawal limit? A: If you reach the limit, you will need to wait until one of your older withdrawals becomes more than 30 days old to make a new withdrawal. Q: Can I see a history of my withdrawals? A: Yes, the withdrawal screen provides a detailed history of your transactions, helping you track your activity and plan accordingly. By understanding and utilizing these tools, you can effectively manage your withdrawals and avoid delays.