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You can use Apple Pay at some ATMs, but not all machines allow this feature. Always look for the contactless ATM symbol before you try. Bank of America stands out as the only major U.S. bank that lets you withdraw cash using Apple Pay. Make sure your debit card works with Apple Pay and that you set up your device. Apple Pay makes ATM visits faster and safer.

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You can’t walk up to any ATM and expect it to work with apple pay. You need to find a contactless atm. Here’s how you spot one:
Not every ATM has this feature. If you don’t see the symbol, you’ll need to use your physical card.
Many banks let you add your debit card to apple pay, but only a few allow you to withdraw cash at ATMs using apple pay. In the United States, Bank of America, Chase, and Wells Fargo support this feature. These banks have ATMs that work with digital wallets like apple pay. Some banks, such as Capital One, let you pay in stores with apple pay but do not support apple pay at their ATMs. In the United Kingdom, banks like Barclays, HSBC, and NatWest support apple pay for payments, but there is no clear evidence that you can withdraw cash at their ATMs using apple pay. Australian banks do not currently support apple pay for ATM withdrawals.
Tip: Always check with your bank to see if their ATMs support apple pay withdrawals.
Before you head to the ATM, you need to set up apple pay on your device. Here’s what you do:
If you want to withdraw cash, always use a supported debit card and a device set up with apple pay. Virtual cards are great for online shopping, but they won’t help you at the ATM.

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You can use apple pay to withdraw cash at supported ATMs, and the process is simple once you know what to do. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:
You can also use apple pay on your Apple Watch if you have set it up. The steps are almost the same. Just double-click the side button, select your card, and hold your watch near the reader.
Tip: Always check for the contactless symbol before you try to use apple pay at an ATM. Not every ATM supports this feature.
When you withdraw money with apple pay, you get extra security compared to using a physical card. Apple pay uses Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode to make sure only you can access your cards in apple wallet. This means you do not need to worry about someone stealing your card or copying your card number.
Here’s a quick look at how apple pay keeps your money safe:
| Security Feature | Apple Pay at ATMs | Traditional Card Withdrawals at ATMs |
|---|---|---|
| Physical Card Use | Not required, so no risk of card skimming | Needs card, can be skimmed |
| Authentication Method | Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode | PIN only |
| Communication | Secure NFC technology | Magnetic stripe or chip |
| Risk of Fraud | Lower, thanks to tokenization and biometrics | Higher, card and PIN can be stolen |
Apple pay never shares your real card number with the ATM. It uses a special code for each transaction. This makes it much harder for thieves to steal your information.
You should also know that fees may apply when you withdraw cash using apple pay. If you use an ATM outside your bank’s network, you might pay extra. Some ATMs charge a fee for all withdrawals, even with apple pay. Always check the ATM screen for fee details before you finish your transaction.
Sometimes, things do not go as planned when you use apple pay at an ATM. Here are some common problems and how you can fix them:
Here are some extra tips to help you succeed every time you use apple pay at an ATM:
Note: You cannot withdraw cash from an ATM using Apple Cash or Apple Card. Only supported debit cards in apple wallet will work for ATM withdrawals.
Using apple pay at ATMs gives you a fast, secure way to get cash without pulling out your physical card. If you follow these steps and tips, you can avoid most problems and enjoy a safer banking experience.
To use apple pay at ATMs, follow these steps:
Always check if the ATM supports apple pay and ask your bank about possible fees. Stay alert and keep your transactions safe.
No, you can’t. Only ATMs with the contactless symbol work with Apple Pay. Always check for the symbol before you try.
You might pay fees if you use an out-of-network ATM. The ATM will show any fees before you finish. Fees usually range from $2 to $5 USD.
Most Hong Kong banks let you add cards to Apple Pay for payments. Right now, you can’t use Apple Pay for ATM withdrawals in Hong Kong.
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