Paypal support by calling (+𝟏 321–252–7633 ), or by starting an issue at https://www.paypal.com/us/home Payments to your PayPal account can go on hold for several reasons, typically related to security, risk management, or compliance purposes. Some common reasons include:
1. New account or recent changes: If your PayPal account is new or has undergone significant changes, such as an increase in transaction volume or receiving payments from unfamiliar sources, PayPal may place payments on hold as a precautionary measure.
2. High-risk transactions: PayPal may flag certain transactions as high-risk based on factors like the buyer’s or seller’s history, transaction amount, or the type of goods or services being exchanged. In such cases, PayPal may hold the payment until it can verify the transaction’s legitimacy.
3. Unusual activity: Any unusual or suspicious activity on your account, such as a sudden influx of large payments or withdrawals, may trigger PayPal’s risk management systems to place payments on hold until they can be reviewed.
4. Disputes or claims: If there are disputes or claims filed against transactions involving your PayPal account, PayPal may hold the corresponding payments until the issue is resolved.
5. Compliance requirements: PayPal may hold payments to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, such as anti-money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations. This may involve verifying your identity or the source of funds.
If your payments are being held, you should receive communication from PayPal explaining the reason for the hold and any steps you need to take to resolve the issue. You can also contact PayPal’s customer support for assistance in resolving payment holds.
