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In Spain (IDK about other European countries), same bank transactions are always free (wether is a SEPA transfer, or a withdrawal on the bank's ATM). These days
by kp195_ 4y ago
In Spain (IDK about other European countries), same bank transactions are always free (wether is a SEPA transfer, or a withdrawal on the bank's ATM). These days, transfers to different banks than yours are usually free (and many banks also offer free transfers to other Euro banks, I think it's got to do with SEPA stuff).
However ATM withdrawals on a bank different than yours usually has some kind of fee (depending on the bank, I usually pay between €0,60 to €1,50, for debit withdrawals, credit has bank fees for ATM use and a fee for using credit). Usually if you withdraw €200 or more it's free, but that's entirely dependent on your bank.
- orwin 4y agoIn my network, the first 3 withdrawal a month at an out-of-network ATMS are free, then it's like 1€ (i'm not sure anymore, i never had to pay this fee in my life)
- RodGodKiller 4y agoIn Portugal all withdrawals, in the MULTIBANCO network at least, are free of charge. That network just so happens to encompass every bank operating in the country.