# How to Get Paper Money on Cash App
Are you new to Cash App and wondering how to get paper money from your Cash App balance? It’s a common question, and fortunately, the process is quite simple. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to get paper money on Cash App.
## Step 1: Request Cash Card
In order to withdraw paper money from your Cash App balance, you first need to request a Cash Card. The Cash Card is a physical debit card that you can use to make purchases or withdraw funds from ATMs. Here’s how to request a Cash Card:
– Open the Cash App on your mobile device
– Tap on the ‘Cash Card’ icon at the bottom of the screen
– Follow the prompts to order the Cash Card
It usually takes around 7 to 10 business days for the Cash Card to arrive in the mail.
## Step 2: Activate Your Cash Card
Once you receive your Cash Card, you need to activate it before you can use it to withdraw funds. Here’s how to activate your Cash Card:
– Open the Cash App on your mobile device
– Tap on the ‘Cash Card’ icon at the bottom of the screen
– Swipe to the left until you see your Cash Card
– Tap on ‘Activate Cash Card’
– Follow the prompts to activate your Cash Card
## Step 3: Find an ATM
Now that your Cash Card is activated, you can use it to withdraw paper money from your Cash App balance at an ATM. Here’s how to find an ATM:
– Open the Cash App on your mobile device
– Tap on the ‘Cash Card’ icon at the bottom of the screen
– Tap on ‘Find ATM’
– Allow access to your location
– View the map to find the nearest ATM that accepts Cash App withdrawals
## Step 4: Withdraw Funds
Once you’ve located an ATM that accepts Cash App withdrawals, here’s how to withdraw funds:
– Insert your Cash Card into the ATM
– Follow the prompts to enter your PIN and the amount you want to withdraw
– Take the cash and your card when the transaction is complete
That’s it! You now know how to get paper money on Cash App. Remember that there’s a $1.50 fee for each Cash App withdrawal, so make sure that you withdraw enough money at one time to avoid frequent ATM trips.