The amount of cash that can be withdrawn from an ATM varies widely depending on the bank, account type, country, and type of card used. Generally:
- In the U.S., daily ATM withdrawal limits typically range from about $300 to $5,000. Many banks set common limits between $500 and $1,000 per day, with premium accounts often allowing higher withdrawals.
- In India, ATM withdrawal limits per day usually range from ₹20,000 to ₹50,000, with some premium cards allowing up to ₹1,50,000 or even ₹10,00,000 daily. Limits can also vary by bank and card type, and there are charges after exceeding free withdrawal limits.
- In other countries such as Türkiye, limits may be set around ₺15,000 to ₺20,000 per day, with some banks offering personalized higher limits for premium customers.
Thus, the exact withdrawal limit depends on the specific bank, card type, and country regulations, but typical daily ATM withdrawal limits range approximately from a few hundred to several thousand in local currency units. To withdraw more cash, one can consider alternatives such as multiple transactions, cash back at stores, withdrawing directly from the bank, or increasing limits with the bank if possible.
Overall, daily ATM cash withdrawal limits are in place to ensure cash availability, security, and regulatory compliance and vary significantly by location and account type. For precise limits, contacting the bank or checking the card/account details is advisable.
