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Your spend limit is the total amount you can charge across all Dash.fi cards. If you’re consistently approaching your limit, you can request an increase.

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How to request an increase

Email support@dash.fi or contact your account manager. Include:
  • Your business name and account email
  • The current limit and the amount you’re requesting
  • A brief description of the spend that’s driving the need (for example, increased ad spend volume or a new campaign)

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What Dash.fi considers

Limit decisions are based on your account’s overall financial profile, including:
  • Spend history — consistent and predictable spend patterns support higher limits
  • Cash balance — the balance maintained in your connected bank account is a key input in underwriting decisions
  • Account standing — on-time payment history and no recent failed payments
  • Business growth — significant changes in your business or revenue that aren’t yet reflected in your account history
  • Financial statements — 24 months of income statements and balance sheets are typically required as part of the review
Providing accurate and up-to-date information when you apply — and keeping your bank account funded — supports higher limits over time.
Limit reviews take multiple business days. If you have an urgent spend need, plan ahead — or ask your account manager about options while the review is in progress.
If you’re approaching your limit while waiting for a review, a Rewards Card draws from a separate limit and can cover spend in the meantime.

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Your account daily limit

Your account has its own daily spend limit, separate from any limit set on an individual card. It caps total spend across every Dash.fi card you hold. Like card limits, the account daily limit is a rolling window — not a calendar day.
There is no reset time to look up. The limit doesn’t clear at midnight, at the start of a month, or at any fixed hour. Each transaction counts against the limit for 24 hours from the moment it happens, then drops out and frees up that amount. Capacity comes back in pieces, transaction by transaction, rather than all at once.
So if you’re at your limit, the question isn’t “when does it reset” — it’s “when does my earliest charge in the last 24 hours age out”. A $50,000 charge made at 3:00 PM yesterday frees up $50,000 at 3:00 PM today. See how rolling limits work for a worked example. If you need capacity back sooner than the window allows, pay down your balance instead — see Dash Cash, which releases limit in seconds.

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Card-level limits

Spend limits also exist at the individual card level. These are separate from the account limit and can be adjusted directly in the dashboard by anyone with card edit permission. See Manage cards for how to update a card’s limit.
If a single card is blocking a transaction, check the card’s limit first before requesting an account-level increase. An account-level limit won’t help if the individual card limit is the constraint.