ATM FEE* Charge (What It Is + Is It Legit?)

Match the ATM FEE* charge to a withdrawal

Look back at your recent activity and identify which ATM cash withdrawal corresponds to the ATM FEE* charge on your statement. Most ATMs display the fee amount on screen before you confirm the transaction, so check if the amount matches what you were shown at the machine.

Check if your bank reimburses ATM fees

Some checking accounts offer ATM fee reimbursements. Log into your bank account and review your account benefits or visit google.com to research whether your specific account type covers or partially refunds the ATM FEE* charge you are seeing.

Find in-network ATMs to avoid future ATM fees

To prevent recurring ATM FEE* charges, locate ATMs within your bank or credit union's network. Use your bank's app or website at google.com to find surcharge-free ATM locations near you, since using out-of-network machines is the most common cause of ATM Fee charges.

Track and budget for ATM Fee charges

If you regularly see ATM FEE* charges on your statement, add this as a line item in your monthly budget. Consider switching to a bank account that waives ATM fees or limiting cash withdrawals to in-network ATMs to reduce how often the ATM Fee appears on your statement.