Can the Greenlight card be used at an ATM?

Yes! Your child can use their Greenlight card at any ATM with a Mastercard, Visa Interlink or Maestro name or logo. The Greenlight card can also be used at any international ATM bearing these logos.

Please keep in mind:

For security purposes, your child's first transaction cannot be at an ATM.

  • Once the card is successfully used online or at a sales register, your child can withdraw money from an ATM if there are available funds in their 'Any ATM' Spend Control
  • If you would like your child to be able to withdraw money from their 'Spend anywhere' category at an ATM, you will need to adjust the settings of your Spend Control
  • Many ATMs prompt you to choose an account from which to withdraw funds; your child will need to choose 'Checking' or 'General Checking' at the ATM.

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

There are limits to how much can be withdrawn from an ATM at the individual level and the family level. 

Please note, these limits may vary on a customer-by-customer and transaction-by-transaction basis due to risk and fraud control reasons. Some factors that may impact a customer's withdrawal limit include, but are not limited to, the tenure of the relationship, the method of account verification, and whether the account has ever had a negative balance or been late in the payment of monthly subscription fees. If you have questions about your personal ATM withdrawal limits, please either: 

Text us at 404-974-3024

or

Call us at 888-483-2645

 

Please note: 

  • Most ATMs charge a withdrawal fee - these fees are charged, per withdrawal, by the banks that operate the ATMs. Please keep in mind these maximum amounts do include the fees an individual ATM charges for its service. Greenlight does not charge or collect any money from these fees, and will never charge a fee on top of this.
  • Since most ATMs charge per withdrawal, make sure your child has enough money in their 'Any ATM' Spend Control to cover the total withdrawal amount, plus any fees the charge per withdrawal. 
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