How much does EasyPaisa charge on Rs 10,000?

Rs 180 if you cash out at an agent, Rs 35 at any ATM. JazzCash charges exactly the same, because the agent slab is the SBP branchless banking schedule and the ATM fee is a 1-Link network charge, so neither wallet can price differently. Sending the same Rs 10,000 to another wallet is free, and to a bank account it costs about Rs 1.55 on EasyPaisa.

How much does EasyPaisa charge on Rs 50,000?

Rs 690 at an agent against Rs 35 at an ATM, a Rs 655 difference on one withdrawal. The agent route hands over 1.38 percent of the money. JazzCash is identical. If the cash is headed to a bank account anyway, the IBFT transfer route costs roughly Rs 10 on EasyPaisa, which beats both.

What are the withdrawal charges on Rs 1,000?

Rs 20 at an agent and Rs 35 at an ATM, on both wallets. This is the only amount in the table where the agent is cheaper; the crossover sits at Rs 1,000, and from Rs 2,001 upward the ATM wins every time.

How much does it cost to withdraw Rs 70,000 or Rs 1 lakh?

Rs 50,000 is the per-transaction cash-out cap, so these need multiple withdrawals. Rs 70,000 costs Rs 1,020 at an agent (Rs 690 plus Rs 330) or Rs 70 at an ATM. Rs 1 lakh costs Rs 1,380 at an agent or Rs 70 at an ATM. Usually the better answer is transferring to your bank account first, which costs about Rs 20 on EasyPaisa for the full lakh.

Do EasyPaisa and JazzCash really charge the same withdrawal fees?

Yes, line for line, and both schedules were read directly to confirm it: the identical 15-tier agent slab from Rs 7 to Rs 690, and the identical Rs 35 ATM fee. The slab is set by the SBP branchless banking framework and the ATM fee is 1-Link's network charge, so this is regulation and network pricing, not coincidence. The differences between the wallets are elsewhere: EasyPaisa's free branch ATMs and uncapped free IBFT against JazzCash's Rs 25,000 monthly free quota.

Is tax deducted on EasyPaisa or JazzCash withdrawals?

The withdrawal fees are service charges printed inclusive of tax; they are not a tax deduction, and neither wallet's schedule lists income tax withholding on cash-outs. The separate 0.6 percent advance tax on cash withdrawals targets non-filers taking more than Rs 50,000 in a day from a bank, which the wallets' Rs 50,000 per-transaction cap makes rare. Filer status still matters enormously for bank profit and other transactions, just not for a routine wallet withdrawal.

What is the cheapest way to move Rs 50,000 out of a wallet?

Not cash. EasyPaisa IBFT to any bank account carries a free service fee with no cap, plus about Rs 10 of 1-Link processing on Rs 50,000. JazzCash gives Rs 25,000 a month of free IBFT, after which 0.1 percent applies, so Rs 50,000 costs at most Rs 50 if the quota is used up. Both beat the Rs 690 agent fee and even the Rs 35 ATM fee, provided the destination is an account rather than paper cash.

EasyPaisa & JazzCash Charges on Rs 1,000 to Rs 50,000: Every Amount

People search this with an exact amount in mind, so here is the exact answer, for both wallets at once. EasyPaisa and JazzCash charge identical withdrawal fees, because the agent slab is set by the SBP branchless banking schedule and the ATM fee is a 1-Link network charge. Both figures below are read from each provider's own current schedule, valid July to September 2026.

Withdrawal charges on every amount

Amount	Agent (cash out)	ATM	Cheaper option
Rs 1,000	Rs 20	Rs 35	Agent, saves Rs 15
Rs 2,000	Rs 40	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 5
Rs 5,000	Rs 100	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 65
Rs 10,000	Rs 180	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 145
Rs 15,000	Rs 280	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 245
Rs 20,000	Rs 330	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 295
Rs 25,000	Rs 380	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 345
Rs 30,000	Rs 470	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 435
Rs 40,000	Rs 560	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 525
Rs 50,000	Rs 690	Rs 35	ATM, saves Rs 655
Rs 70,000*	Rs 1,020	Rs 70	ATM, saves Rs 950
Rs 1 lakh*	Rs 1,380	Rs 70	ATM, saves Rs 1,310

*Amounts above Rs 50,000 need more than one transaction, because Rs 50,000 is the per-transaction cash-out cap. Rs 70,000 means a Rs 50,000 withdrawal plus a Rs 20,000 withdrawal, and the fees add up accordingly.

Three things the table shows that surprise people:

Rs 1,000 is the only amount where the agent wins. From Rs 2,001 up, the ATM is always cheaper, and the gap grows to Rs 655 on a single Rs 50,000 withdrawal.
The agent fee is effectively about 1.4 to 2 percent of the amount. On Rs 10,000 the Rs 180 agent fee is 1.8 percent, against 0.35 percent at an ATM.
Consolidating saves real money. Two Rs 25,000 agent withdrawals cost Rs 760; one Rs 50,000 withdrawal costs Rs 690. At the ATM the same consolidation halves Rs 70 to Rs 35.

The answers to the exact questions people ask

EasyPaisa charges on Rs 10,000: Rs 180 at an agent, Rs 35 at any ATM. Identical on JazzCash.

EasyPaisa charges on Rs 50,000: Rs 690 at an agent, Rs 35 at an ATM. Identical on JazzCash. This is the single most expensive habit in the table: at an agent you hand over 1.38 percent of your money.

EasyPaisa withdrawal charges on Rs 1,000: Rs 20 at an agent, Rs 35 at an ATM. The one case where the agent is the right answer.

EasyPaisa charges on Rs 70,000: two withdrawals are needed. Agent: Rs 1,020. ATM: Rs 70. If the money's destination is another account rather than your pocket, read the next section first, because transferring it may cost nothing.

Before you withdraw: the free routes

Withdrawal is often the wrong tool. From the same schedules:

Wallet to wallet transfer: free on both, and EasyPaisa to JazzCash or the reverse also works.
EasyPaisa to any bank account (IBFT): free service fee with no cap, plus only the 1-Link processing fee of Rs 1.55 below Rs 25,000 and 0.02 percent above it. Rs 100,000 moved to your bank costs about Rs 20.
JazzCash to any bank account: free up to Rs 25,000 a month, then 0.1 percent or Rs 200, whichever is lower.

So the Rs 70,000 question usually answers itself: transfer it to your bank for roughly nothing and use your bank card, instead of paying even the Rs 70 ATM route.

Is there tax on EasyPaisa or JazzCash withdrawals?

The fees above are service charges, printed inclusive of tax, not a separate tax deduction. Neither schedule lists an income tax withholding line on wallet cash-outs. The separate 0.6 percent advance tax on cash withdrawals applies to non-filers withdrawing above Rs 50,000 in a day from a bank, which the Rs 50,000 per-transaction wallet cap makes rare in practice; if you hold meaningful balances and are not a filer, the filer vs non-filer comparison shows what filing saves across every transaction type.

Where these numbers come from and when they expire

EasyPaisa figures are from EasyPaisa's Schedule of Bank Charges, Branchless Banking, valid July to September 2026. JazzCash figures are from the Branchless Banking Schedule of Charges circular issued by Mobilink Microfinance Bank on 30 June 2026, effective 1 July to 30 September 2026. Both schedules therefore expire on 30 September 2026, and the fourth quarter documents can change any figure here.

The full fee pictures are in the EasyPaisa charges guide and the JazzCash charges guide, the ATM-specific detail in the EasyPaisa ATM guide and JazzCash ATM guide, and every amount you can model in the EasyPaisa JazzCash fee calculator.