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Services from Australia's primary physical money transit company have resumed after Coles halved it's cash out limit ahead of Easter.
Coles had reduced their cash out limit from $400 to $200 amid the risk that Lindsay Fox-owned Armaguard could reduce services over the long weekend.
The major supermarket previously said it would pause all Armaguard delivery services until April 5 but those services have resumed.
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"Coles can confirm that normal cash collection and processing services from Armaguard have resumed," a spokesperson said.
"Customers can continue to pay with and withdraw cash at Coles supermarkets and liquor stores this weekend and ongoing."
Armaguard has rejected a $26 million short-term lifeline from the big four banks, Coles, Woolworths, Wesfarmers and Australia Post, according to the Australian Financial Review.
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Instead, Armguard has secured $10 million in additional funding from Linfox.
9News understands Coles is working with Armaguard and other industry partners to find a solution.
Their cashout limit is in line with other retailers.
