Can the Greenlight card be used at an ATM?

Yes! The Greenlight card can be used at any ATM with a Mastercard®, Visa® Interlink®, or Maestro® logo, including international ATMs that display these logos.

First ATM Transaction

If the first transaction made with a Greenlight card is an ATM withdrawal, there may be a lower withdrawal limit. 

The full ATM withdrawal amount will be available once the card has been used for a point-of-sale transaction (like a purchase in-store or online).

ATM Spend Control Requirements

You can withdraw money from an ATM if there are available funds in the “ATM” Spend Control.

If you would like your child or older adult to withdraw money from their “Spend anywhere” category at an ATM, you will need to adjust your Spend Control settings.

If the ATM asks the cardholder to choose an account to withdraw the funds from at the ATM, they should select “Checking” or “General Checking.

How much can I withdraw from an ATM per day and per month?

ATM withdrawal limits can vary based on your account and usage.

To see the most up-to-date daily and weekly ATM withdrawal limits, click here and scroll to the Balance/Transfer Limitations section toward the bottom of the page.

How Daily Limits Work

Daily ATM withdrawal limits are based on a rolling 24-hour period, not a calendar day.

If a withdrawal is made, that amount counts toward the daily limit for exactly 24 hours from the time of the transaction. After 24 hours, the amount becomes available again.

Weekly limits are based on a rolling 7-day (168-hour) period, not a calendar week.

If a withdrawal is made, that amount counts toward the weekly limit for exactly 7 days from the time of the transaction. After 7 days, the amount becomes available again.

ATM Fees

Most ATMs charge a withdrawal fee. These fees are charged per withdrawal by the bank that operates the ATM.

• The maximum withdrawal amounts listed above include any ATM operator fees
• Greenlight does not charge or collect these fees
• Greenlight will never add an additional fee on top of the ATM operator’s fee

Since most ATMs charge per withdrawal, make sure there are enough funds available in the “ATMs” Spend Control to cover both the withdrawal amount and any ATM fees.