Edited By
Maya Patel

A growing number of people are questioning the fees associated with withdrawing cash from ATMs in Europe using Revolut. As more users inquire about the specific costsβespecially when withdrawing 100β¬βthis dialogue may reshape how individuals approach cash withdrawals while abroad.
For many travelers, cash withdrawals can come with unexpected charges. Discussions on user boards reveal a mix of reactions about the fees tied to ATM transactions. With Revolut's plans and varying ATM conditions across Europe, understanding these costs has become crucial for savvy spenders.
ATM Charges Vary by Location: People are alerting others that some countries, like Greece, impose fees on foreign cards.
Withdrawal Limits and Fees: Many noted the allowance for free withdrawals under the Free plan, with 5 transactions or β¬200 per month before incurring charges.
Exchange Rate Considerations: Users emphasized opting for bank-provided exchange rates over those offered by ATMs, which can often be higher.
"The ATM might charge you too," one user cautioned, highlighting how location-dependent fees can hit travelers unexpectedly. Another added, "Assuming you are on the Free plan a fee applies. That fee is 2% of the withdrawal, subject to a minimum fee of β¬1 per withdrawal." This suggests that while Revolut offers attractive options, local ATMs can still pile on charges.
In another remark, a user advised, "If it asks about the exchange rate always let the bank do it (free with Revolut) and not the ATM (10-20%)." This advice aims to help individuals save money when withdrawing cash.
π ATM costs can vary by country: Greece has specific charges for foreign cards.
π³ Withdrawals under Free plan: Up to 5 free ATM withdrawals or β¬200 monthly.
βοΈ Always choose bank exchange rates: Skipping ATM rates could save users 10-20%.
In light of these discussions, is it worth sticking to digital payments over physical cash? As more travelers engage in this debate, Revolut's approach to fees could significantly influence user attitudes toward cash withdrawals.