Linden Lab explains how LindeX billing and trading limits work. Caps on buying and selling L$ and on payout requests depend on your account tier, which can rise through Limit Reviews as your account builds a trusted record.
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Linden Lab's Trust & Safety Tuesdays post explains LindeX Billing and Trading Limits. These are caps on how much money you can move through the Second Life economy within a set timeframe. They apply to buying L$, selling L$, and issuing Payout Requests to move funds to your real-world bank or payment account. Together they form your account tier, which sets your daily and 30-day allowances.
New accounts start at a restricted baseline tier. Progressing to the first full tier requires a Billing Age of at least 30 days. Billing Age starts with your first transaction using real-world currency, such as USD, not with your avatar's creation date. Buying or selling L$ alone does not start it.
Limits rise in stages through LindeX Limit Reviews, so Residents can grow from their first outfit or parcel of land to running a high-volume business. Linden Lab says the tiers aim to balance flexibility with protection against fraud and misuse.
