How Debit Card Limits Work on Your Account
Every debit card transaction runs through a two-layer check: your card-issuing bank sets one ceiling, and boomwin applies its own account-level cap on top. The lower of the two wins. Most US-issued Visa and Mastercard debit cards carry a default daily purchase limit set by your bank — often in the range of a few hundred to a few thousand dollars —
so if a deposit attempt is declined, that bank cap is usually the reason, not the boomwin side. You can verify your card's daily limit by checking your banking app or calling the number on the back of your card. On the boomwin side, your account wallet shows the current period limit in the payment section of account settings. After identity verification
clears, some account tiers become eligible for higher per-transaction thresholds.