Overview
A common error users run into is when trying to send a payment through Checkbook.io and receiving a 400 Daily Limit Exceeded error. This message is shown because the default sending limit is $2,000 per day and $15,000 per month. To increase this, you'll need to head over to Checkbook.io. We'll show you how to do this and what to do if you have a pending payment waiting to be sent.
The Steps
Increasing your sending limit
To increase your sending limits, go to Settings > Send Payments. Then click the Sending Limits tab and click +Submit a Request. This will take you to Checkbook.io.
Log into your Checkbook.io account and on the main menu, click Settings. On the right-hand side of the settings page, you'll see a section for Limit Increase. Click the Request Limit Increase button.
On the Limit Increase Request window, enter what you'd like the limit increase to be and click Next.
Once you request a limit increase, it will typically take a few hours before you receive an email stating that your request was approved.
That's it. The new payments you create should go through now based on the new sending limit you had set.
Pending payments not sending
If you had any pending payments you were trying to send before increasing your sending limit, you may notice that these will not send and will still give you the 400 Daily Limit Exceeded error. In this case, we recommend you do the following:
Click Accounting on the main menu and then click Send Payments.
For the payments you see on the list that can not be sent, click the 3-dots to the right of each payment and click Delete.
Re-create those payments. Once done, you will be able to send those payments out with no issues.