Can it be combined?
By annavi23
@annavi23 (6522)
Philippines
September 22, 2011 3:57am CST
I want to add both my money in peso and in dollars as one for me to be able to withdraw them as a whole. But how can I do that? Does anyone know? Well, I don't have much earnings or money in paypal so I can't have a free withdrawal. that means I have to withdraw my money in peso separately from money in dollars in my paypal account. Do you have ideas on this?
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6 responses
@neildc (17239)
• Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines
23 Sep 11
i know you can only withdraw your paypal money, which is in dollars, to you local bank account, in philippine pesos.
@varier (5685)
• Indonesia
24 Sep 11
As far as I know, we can only use one currency on our Paypal account. So I am not really understand this:
"I have to withdraw my money in peso separately from money in dollars in my paypal account"
Would you mind to elaborate more? 
If it is about transfer Paypal money to local bank, it would be converted into your local bank currency. Say, your Paypal use Dollar currency, and your local bank use Peso. Then before it is being transferred into your Bank, the money on your Paypal (that you want to transfer) will be converted into Peso first, while the rest balance on your Paypal are still in Dollar currency ...
If it is about transfer Paypal money to local bank, it would be converted into your local bank currency. Say, your Paypal use Dollar currency, and your local bank use Peso. Then before it is being transferred into your Bank, the money on your Paypal (that you want to transfer) will be converted into Peso first, while the rest balance on your Paypal are still in Dollar currency ...@annavi23 (6522)
• Philippines
3 Mar 12
Hello varier! Well, I have a peso and a dollar amount in my paypal account. There has been something that paid me in peso and paid me in dollars. I can't combine both for me to withdraw once. Imagine that I have 10 dollars and 700 Philippine peso. And I want to withdraw only once since there has a withdrawal fee. Problem is, I don't know how to combine it. I guess I have to withdraw it separately. But if my Philippine peso is too small, I don't know if I can withdraw it.
@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
27 Sep 11
U can convert those earnings into the currency u desired. From there u will then have the amount u need, if it's enough for u to withdraw. EVen if u didn't reach the minimum, the charges for withdrawal isn't too high, maybe $2 or so only 
However conversion rates can differ everyday so it's better to convert when the rates are good
However conversion rates can differ everyday so it's better to convert when the rates are good 
