When you use an ATM that isn't operated by your own bank to make withdrawals, deposits or even simple balance inquiries, you can run into a bundle of extra fees. ... Banks charge non-customers $1.50 to $3.50 at their ATMs, but non-bank ATM operators often charge more, up to $10 per transaction.
What ATMs do not charge a fee?
No-Fee ATM Networks
- STAR Network: They have more than 2 million STAR ATM locations. ...
- CO-OP ATM: They have more than 30,000 ATM networks for members of credit unions without paying a surcharge. ...
- PULSE: This ATM network has over 380,000 ATMs in the U.S that can be found by PULSE ATM Locator.
How can you avoid paying ATM fees?
Generally, you can avoid ATM fees by using your own bank or credit union's ATMs because most banks and credit unions don't charge a fee for this service. Usually, when you use another bank or credit union's ATM, both the operator of the ATM and your bank or credit union charge you a fee.
