AllPoint Network (2024)

FAQs

What bank owns Allpoint ATMs? ›

Allpoint Network is owned and operated by NCR Atleos. As part of the NCR Atleos suite of solutions for financial institutions, Allpoint gives you scale to extend beyond the branch and compete effectively nationwide and around the world. To learn more about Allpoint and NCR Atleos, visit NCRAtleos.com.

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Look for the green Allpoint logo on ATMs at participating locations. Visit our Locations page to find an ATM near you.

MoneyPass® and Allpoint® are Capital One partner ATMs, which means they're fee-free for Capital One checking customers to make withdrawals—woo-hoo! Wondering how to recognize them? They may not have the Capital One logo, so look for MoneyPass® or Allpoint® on the ATM.

Allpoint ATMs charge no fees for cash withdrawals, Allpoint makes money via participating networks, not customers, you may still incur costs from your bank or card issuer (especially when converting currency), we recommend Allpoint ATMs, especially when used with a card that charges no withdrawal fees of its own.

Allpoint ATMs​

AllPoint ATMs have a $400 withdrawal limit at all locations. Deposits: End-customers can make cash deposits at any eligible, US-based Allpoint ATM. Deposits are limited to $1,000 per transaction, and there are also daily limits (set at your account level)

Allpoint is a network of over 55,000 ATMs worldwide that provide surcharge-free cash access for participating banks, credit unions and prepaid card providers.

What is Chime's ATM Network? Chime has a large network of fee-free ATMs¹ for Chime members. Get fee-free transactions at any MoneyPass ATM in a 7-Eleven location and at any Allpoint or Visa Plus Alliance ATM. To find a fee-free ATM near you, download the Chime mobile app and use the ATM Finder.

You can withdraw Cash App funds for free at most commercial banks in the US. Cash Card users can avoid ATM fees at an ATM located in any US commercial bank that has consolidated assets of at least $300 million. This includes major banks like Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and US Bank.

No ATM fee reimbursem*nts: While Capital One doesn't charge its own fees for using out-of-network ATMs, it also doesn't reimburse customers if they're charged fees by the ATM owner. Not all banks offer this, but it's a nice option to have if you don't live near an in-network ATM.

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.

Can you withdraw $10 from an ATM? ›

When getting cash at a Bank of America ATM, you will have the ability to choose what bill types you would like for your withdrawal. Most of our ATMs have $10s, $20s or $100s available for selection, but sometimes there are exceptions.

Chase: Chase Bank has rolled out ATMs that allow customers to withdraw denominations as low as $1 and $5. These ATMs are located within branches or drive-thrus and offer the option to select custom denominations ranging from $1 to $100 [1].

In many cases, ATMs are owned by banks and credit unions that use the convenience and location of their ATMs to attract customers. Businesses and individuals can own or lease ATMs as well. These ATMs are found in restaurants and convenience stores.

Allpoint was founded in 2003 by entrepreneur Ben Psillas of ATM National, Inc., who was tired of looking for ATMs from his own bank. In 2005, Cardtronics acquired ATM National, Inc. and Allpoint. In September 2008, Allpoint added ATMs at 5,500 7-Eleven stores to its network.

ATMs set up, owned, and operated by non-banks are called white label ATMs. They are authorized under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007, by the Reserve Bank of India.