SBI offers several types of ATM-cum-debit cards.Major lenders and post offices (which also provide banking services) across the country offer ATM-cum-debit cards with a certain withdrawal limit.
Customers are charged for transactions at ATMs over and above the permitted number of free transactions.
The ATM card charges apply depending on the type - whether it belongs to the same bank or post office where the customer's account is located or some other bank or post office - and nature of ATM - whether the ATM is located in a metropolitan or any other city in the country.State Bank of India (SBI):SBI offers several types of ATM-cum-debit cards.
These ATM cards enable customers to make cash withdrawals up to a certain limit.
For example, SBI's Global International debit card allows customers to withdraw up to Rs40,000 per day,Here are the various charges of SBI's ATM cards, according to bank's website - sbi.co.in:Post officeHere are the ATM cash withdrawal limit and various charges of Post office's ATM cards as stated on India Post's website - indiapost.gov.in:India Post (post office) ATM transaction limits/chargesDaily ATM cash withdrawal limitRs 25,000Cash withdrawal limit per transactionRs 10,000Charges for transactions done at DOP ATMsFree (Both Financial Non Financial) with a limit of 5 Financial transactions per dayPermissible free transactions at other Bank ATMs (per month)Metro Cities - 3 free transactions (Both Financial Non Financial)Non Metro Cities - 5 free transactions (Both Financial Non Financial)Charges after exceeding permissible free transaction limit at other Bank ATMsFinancial Non Financial Transactions - Rs 20 + Applicable GST(As mentioned on India Post's official website)Among other services, post office also offers the facility to transfer savings accounts from one post office branch to another, according to its website.