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All of the ATMs seem to charge in Argentina so far. Approx fees are listed below although they might change frequently
economic change and inflation in the country!
Badesco (fee of 200-300 ARS as of Jan 2019 with MC/Visa)
Banco de Lá Nacion/Link: 262.80 ARP fee per 4000 ARP transaction (max. withdrawal 4000, 8000 per day limit)
Banco Patagonia/EB: 463 ARP fee for 7500 ARP transaction
AVOID Raiffeisen-Landesbank Tirol AG (fee of 5 EUR with MC as of Feb 2019), BTV Bank or Sparkasse Tirol (as of Jul
Banco do Brasil ATMs (tested in September 2018 with Visa and MC)
Branco Bradesco (with Visa as of Aug 2019), but does not accept Revolut MC!
AVOID Itau (rejecting Visa as of Feb 2019)
NOTE: Gambia has a cash society where cards are rarely taken and a 3-5% fee is charged if you can use one, plus some p
convert GMD to USD before charging your card. Better bring cash, EUR/GBP/USD best but most accepted.
AVOID Standard Chartered Bank (200 GMD fixed fee up to 8000 GMD with MC)
Note: most ATM should be free, however there is detailed information below
Baden-Württembergische (with MC as of Dec 2018)
Commerzbank (as of Apr 2019)
Deutsche Bank (as of Apr 2019)
Hypovereinsbank (as of 2018)
Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) (as of Apr 2019)
Postbank (as of Apr 2019)
Reisebank (as of Apr 2019 with MC, but apparently some fees with Visa)
Santander (tested in July 2018 with MC)
BE AWARE of random policies at Sparkasse ATMs because they might charge due to being independent regional branc
fees with Scotiabank, NCB or JMMB (about J$585 even at the withdrawal minimum of J$5000 as of Jun 2019)
be aware of the general issue of using Revolut there (due to non-acceptance of Visa/MC for withdrawal)
7-Eleven has free withdrawal for MC, but only partly for Visa (as of June 2018)
Postbank, CityBank and Mizuho should work with MC and Visa, but fees are unknown
Jordan Kuwait Bank (with MC as of Jan 2019, but newer reports suggest a fee of about 3%)
AVOID Arab Bank (fee of 3 JOD), Jordan Islamic Bank (fee of 3,5 JOD), Cairo Amman Bank (fee of 5 JOD), Bank of Jor
JOD), Bank Al Etihad (fee of 5 JOD), Investmentbank (fee of 1 JOD) as well as Capitalbank (fee of 5 JOD) with MC as o
Housing Bank rejected MC as of Jan 2019
Sberbank (as of Jun 2019)
Diamond Trust Bank (as of May 2018)
Equity Bank (as of May 2018)
Watamu (as of Dec 2018 with MC)
Note: all ATM withdrawals should be free of charge! The one's below were tested by the community
Citadele Banka (with Visa as of Apr 2019)
Luminor Bank (with Visa as of Apr 2019)
SEB Banka (with Visa as of Apr 2019)
Swedbank (with Visa as of Apr 2019)
no free ATMs withdrawals found. Usually, there is a fee charged (vary across brands and subsidaries). BanCoppel (15M
(33 MXN flat fee) and Banorte (46 MXN fee), BBVA Bancomer (25.52 MXN), Citi Banamex (30.74 MXN) or Santander (3
as of 2018.
Everest Bank (as of Sep 2016), but there is a fee reported as of Nov 2019
Kailash Bikas Bank (as of Sep 2016), but there is a fee reported as of Nov 2019
Nepal Bank Limited (as of Sep 2016), but there is a fee reported as of Nov 2019
avoid fees at Nabil Bank, Nepal Investment Bank and Himalayan Bank
ABN-AMRO (as of May 2019)
ING (as of May 2019)
Rabobank (as of Aug 2019)
SNS (as of May 2019)
Westpac (as of Dec 2016)
avoid ANZ, BNZ, ASB, Kiwibank or NBS
BCP (with Visa as of Sep 2019, since Jul 2019 possibly free with MC too)
Multired ATM (as of Nov 2019, but 400 PEN limit/day/card)
AVOID BBVA (25 PEN fee for MC as of Apr 2019, max withdrawal is 400 PEN!)
HSBC (as of Jan 2017)
withdrawal also works at BDO Bank and BPI Bank (but with fee and max amount)
ATM Euronet (as of Sep 2018 with Visa, but not with MC)
ATM Global (free for Visa and MC as of Sep 2018)
Bank Pekao SA (as of Aug 2018 with MC)
PKO Bank Polski (as of Aug 2018 with MC)
Santander (ex-BZBWK)
Millennium BCP (as of Dec 2019)
Multibanco (for Visa and MC)
NOTE: fees of around 50 ZAR seem to be common as of Feb 2019, however, check the detailed information below
Capitec (free as of Apr 2019)
First National Bank (free before, now R50 fees with MC as of Sep 2018)
avoid Standard Bank and Nedbank (fees!)