ATM Cash Withdrawal Limit: Cash withdrawal limit per day from SBI, HDFC, ICICI Bank ATMs, Check limit & fees

 

ATM cash withdrawal limit: Different banks have their own rules regarding how much money you can withdraw from the ATM daily. Here we are telling you the daily cash withdrawal rules of some of the top banks of the country.

ATM cash withdrawal limit: Cash is such a thing that even in the age of digital payments, sometimes its need arises which cannot be avoided. Despite the continuous increase in UPI transactions, there is still a large section that prefers the use of cash. ATM machines have also reached a large scale now, so now the availability of cash is also very easy for us. But all banks also impose some limit on withdrawing money from ATM. That is, different banks have their own rules regarding how much money you can withdraw from ATM daily. Here we are telling you the daily cash withdrawal rules of some of the top banks of the country.

State Bank of India ATM Cash Withdrawal Limit

State Bank of India, the country’s largest government bank, offers many types of financial products to its customers. The bank also provides different types of cards. The cash withdrawal limit on these cards may vary.

For example, the daily cash withdrawal limit from Classic Debit Card or Maestro Debit Card is Rs 20,000.

You can withdraw Rs 1 lakh in cash in a day from SBI Platinum International Debit Cards. The limit for SBI GO linked and Touch Tap Debit Card is Rs 40,000. SBI cardholders can withdraw cash 3 times a month for free in metro cities. In other cities, 5 free withdrawals are available. After crossing this limit, you have to pay a fee of Rs 5 at SBI ATMs and Rs 10 at non-SBI ATMs.

Punjab National Bank ATM Cash Withdrawal Limit

Customers of this government bank can withdraw ₹50,000 daily from PNB Platinum Debit Card.

A maximum of ₹25,000 can be withdrawn from the account linked to PNB Classic Debit Card.

The daily cash withdrawal limit from the account linked to Gold Debit Card is ₹50,000. This bank also gives 3 free ATM withdrawals and 5 debit card withdrawals in other cities. A charging fee of Rs 10 is levied on other withdrawals.

HDFC Bank Cash Withdrawal Limit

HDFC Bank debit card users get five free transactions, after which a fee is charged. A fee of Rs 125 is levied on foreign withdrawals. The daily cash withdrawal limit on Millenia Debit Card is ₹50,000, on MoneyBack Debit Card is ₹25,000 and on Rewards Debit Card is ₹50,000.

Axis Bank Cash Withdrawal Limit

The cash withdrawal limit in Axis Bank is ₹40,000 per day. A fee of ₹21 is charged on all withdrawals.

Bank of Barodi Cash Withdrawal Limit

You can withdraw ₹50,000 in a day from Bank of Baroda’s BPCL Debit Card, ₹50,000 from MasterCard DI Platinum Debit Card and ₹25,000 daily from MasterCard Classic DI Debit Card.

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