Is there a limit on how much money you can deposit over the counter in a British high-street bank?

Is there a limit on how much one can withdraw at any one time?|||I've never heard of an actual limit on deposits, but if it's a substantial amount (say over 拢10,000) then anti-money laundering laws mean that they can ask you to produce evidence that you acquired the money legally.





Most banks have a limit for "on demand" withdrawals (typically 拢3000 or so), but given a couple of days' notice you should be able to withdraw everything in your account if you want to. They might charge a handling fee if that's enough cash that they feel they need extra security.|||You can deposit or withdraw as much as you want but there is a limit of 拢5000 before a declaration must be completed. In North America the limit is $10,000.





Those limits also apply to allowable cash crossing borders.|||Also, be sure to clean the blood off all bills. Apart from looking bad, the counting machines tend to jam if unnecissary bodily fluids are clogging the notes|||No limits on deposits and withdrawals.|||No, but they will want to know where it came from if it's over 拢5000 due to anti money laudering rules.|||I don't think there is a limit on how much you can deposit(put into the bank). However there may be a limit on the amount of coins you can deposit.





There is usually a limit on how much you can withdraw which I think varies from branch to branch. In the banks I go to this limit is usually around 拢500-拢600.





If you wanted more than this you would have to give them some notice and pick up your money a few days or maybe a week later.|||ok i'm confused what is the question??





for the deposit question, no there is no limit!





for the withdrawl question, you can generally withdraw up to 拢3-500 without i.d, after that you can withdraw any amount as long as you contact them first if it is a huge amount, and then take identification with you.