Non-Santander ATM Deposit | Santander Bank (2024)

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Deposits are not able to be made to a Santander

Can you deposit cash at an ATM that isn't your bank? Most banks don't allow you to deposit cash at an ATM that's out-of-network. The banks that do accept cash deposits through out-of-network ATMs often charge an extra fee — and, typically, require longer processing periods.

At your local Santander branch and Post Office®

For when you need to pay in cash or cheques, withdraw money or get an up-to-date balance, depending on your account, you can use any Santander branch and Post Office as well as Santander cash machines.

If you're wondering if you can deposit cash at an ATM, the answer is yes, you can, but not all ATMs accept cash. The details, including fees, vary depending on your bank, and if you use a bank that operates only online, you may not be able to deposit any cash at all.

Use at any contactless, chip, or magnetic terminals, everywhere Mastercard^® is accepted. Cash withdrawal at an ATM whenever you need it.

While many bank ATMs allow withdrawals from noncustomers (often for a fee), you'll typically need to use your own bank's ATM system to make deposits. Your bank likely has a map of eligible nearby ATMs on its website.

Unlike cash withdrawals, wherein you can use other bank ATMs, you may make cash deposits only at your own bank ATMs.

Deposits are not able to be made to a Santander Account at a non-Santander ATM location. You may deposit funds into your Santander Bank account at any full-service Santander ATM location. To find a Santander Bank ATM location, please use our Branch/ATM locator.

Paying in cash

Take your Cash Deposit Card to the counter at any Post Office® branch and tell them what amount you'd like to deposit. Hand them the cash. Then swipe your card and accept the amount that appears on the screen if it's correct. The amount that you deposit will be recorded on our system the same day.

Yes, it is possible to deposit cash in a different bank, but the process may be different depending on the bank's policies and procedures. If you have an account with the bank where you want to deposit the cash, you can visit the bank's branch and deposit the cash over the counter or through an ATM.

Can I use a random ATM to deposit money? ›

Yes, it is possible to deposit cash at an ATM. However, not all ATMs are equipped to accept cash, and you generally can only deposit cash at an ATM owned by or in partnership with your bank or credit union. You may also face limits on how much you can deposit.

You can make check and cash deposits at virtually any Chase ATM 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Use our locator to find an ATM or Chase branch.

Can You Deposit Cash at an ATM Not Owned by Your Bank? In most cases, you'll only be able to deposit cash into an ATM that your bank owns. An exception to this rule is if you use a bank part of an ATM network, such as Allpoint.

Santander's maximum daily cash deposit limit is £10,000, with a rolling annual limit of £240,000. Business customers making deposits through the Post Office have an annual deposit limit of £240,000.

Withdrawing cash

You can use your card at any Santander or LInk cash machine to withdraw cash.

You can deposit cash at many ATMs, but not all of them. There's no universal rule on ATM cash deposits—it's at the discretion of the bank or credit union. But many financial institutions allow cash deposits at ATMs within their networks. You may know that most banks have ATM withdrawal limits.

Ways to deposit money at our ATMs. Our instant deposit ATMs enable you to choose how to put money into your account, even when the bank is closed. You can deposit money using a card, an ATM Deposit Code or using your account details.

Yes, you can use another banks ATM to deposit money into your Bank of America account. However, please note that some banks may charge fees for using their ATMs if you are not a customer of that bank. It is advisable to check with your own bank for any applicable fees before making the transaction.

However, if you use an ATM outside of the bank's network, you'll likely face an ATM fee. This includes withdrawals, deposits and balance inquiries. This kind of ATM fee is often a flat dollar amount rather than a percentage of your transaction. Unfortunately, out-of-network ATM transactions usually trigger two fees.