Allpoint Network | Allpoint for Consumers (2024)

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Allpoint Network | Allpoint for Consumers? ›

What is Allpoint Network? 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. Yes. All ATMs listed on allpointnetwork.com are surcharge-free, even if the Allpoint logo is not on the ATM.

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.

Look for the green Allpoint logo on ATMs at participating locations. Can I use my current card? Yes! Use your current card to gain Allpoint surcharge-free access at over 55,000 ATM locations worldwide.

The surcharge screen is there to notify customers of other institutions who are not participating in the Allpoint Network. Just press 'Yes' to accept the fee and continue with your transaction.

Please contact your card provider and ask to start an ATM EFT Dispute. They will take over then and get your straightened out.

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 is a network of more than 55,000 ATMs in the United States and abroad. It provides fee-free access to your cash if you bank with a participating bank or credit union or select prepaid card providers.

Allpoint gives you freedom to get your cash how you want, without ATM surcharge fees, at over 55,000 conveniently-located ATMs. And now, Allpoint+ deposit-enabled ATMs help you load cash to participating accounts. As a consumer, you gain access to the Allpoint Network through your financial services provider.

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)

If the cash is left unintentionally, it gets retracted so someone else can't walk by and grab it – and the cardholder would be out of luck with no recourse." Tente said it's likely the responsibility of the ATM operator to give back the cash or issue a credit back to the customer.

What if I get charged but no money at ATM? ›

Call Your Card Issuer or Bank Immediately

If you don't receive your money, file a claim with your bank immediately to start the resolution process. If you used a credit card instead of a debit card linked to your checking account, check with the card issuer.

The cash retract is a digital transaction that will be ratified by the ATM software audit log. Once the ATM has counted the amount still in the ATM and the amount withdrawn, rest assured that the withdrawal amount will return to your account within 48 hours as the ATM will pick up on it.

If an ATM is at a bank, look for it to be owned and operated by that bank. But if an ATM is elsewhere, it could be owned and operated by a business that isn't directly affiliated with a bank. Many nonbank ATMs are owned by the businesses where they're housed.

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.

White Label ATM:

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. Using these ATMs is similar to using an ATM of a bank other than the bank where you have your account.

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)