What Is the Crypto Sending Limit on Pluang?

The crypto sending limit on Pluang has no fixed minimum amount, as long as what you send is enough to cover the transaction and network fees — and for Bitcoin (BTC) the maximum is 2 BTC per day (effective 28 March 2025). There is no single flat cap that applies to every coin: maximum limits are set per asset, so other coins can have different daily maximums from Bitcoin. Because the amount you send has to absorb the network fee that is deducted from the same token, a send that is too small to cover its own fees will not go through. The most reliable way to know the exact limits for the coin you're sending is to open the send screen in the app, which shows the current per-coin maximum along with the live network fee at the time of your transaction. Always check there before you confirm.

• No fixed minimum. There is no set minimum send amount, but the amount must be enough to cover the transaction fee and the network fee, or the transfer won't process.
• Why a too-small send fails. On an external send, the network fee is deducted from the same token you're sending. If the amount doesn't leave enough to pay that fee, the transaction cannot be completed.
• Bitcoin maximum. For BTC, the maximum is 2 BTC per day, effective 28 March 2025.
• Other coins can differ. Maximum sending limits are asset-specific, so other coins may have a higher or lower daily maximum than Bitcoin — there is no universal cap.
• The send screen is the source of truth. The current per-coin limit is shown on the send screen in the app, so check it there for the specific asset rather than assuming it matches another coin.
• Limits and fees are shown together at send time. Because the live network fee is also displayed before you confirm, you can size your send so it stays within the maximum and still covers its fees.

Related questions:

Q: Is there a minimum amount required to send crypto on Pluang?
There is no fixed minimum, but your send amount must be large enough to cover both the transaction fee and the network fee. Since the network fee on an external send is taken from the same token you're sending, an amount too small to absorb those fees will simply not go through. In practice, the fees act as a floor rather than a set minimum figure.

Q: What is the maximum daily send limit for Bitcoin?
For Bitcoin, the maximum is 2 BTC per day, effective 28 March 2025. This is a daily cap, so it resets on a daily basis rather than being a per-transaction limit. If you need to move more than 2 BTC, you would need to spread it across more than one day, and you should always confirm the current limit on the send screen before sending.

Q: Do all coins have the same maximum sending limit as Bitcoin?
Not necessarily. Maximum sending limits are set per asset, so other coins can have a different daily maximum from Bitcoin's 2 BTC. There is no single universal cap that applies to every coin. To know the exact limit for the asset you're sending, check the send screen in the app, which shows the current maximum for that specific coin.

Q: What happens if I try to send less than the required fee amount?
The transaction won't go through. On an external send, the network fee is deducted from the same token you're sending, so the amount has to be enough to cover both the transaction fee and the network fee. If it isn't, the app won't be able to complete the transfer — increase the amount so it covers the fees shown on the send screen, then try again.

Q: Where can I check the current sending limit for a coin?
On the send screen in the Pluang app for that specific asset. Because limits are set per coin and network fees change with blockchain conditions, the send screen displays the current per-coin maximum and the live fee at the time of your transaction. Checking there before you confirm is the most reliable way to size your send correctly.