If the UnionPay card is less than 500 yuan, it is not possible to withdraw money

No, it should be less than zero after deducting the handling fee. For example, if you have exactly 500 in your card, you need to leave at least a few cents in your card, and your balance is less than 500 after deducting a few cents, so the ATM will prompt that the balance is insufficient. When withdrawing money across regions or banks, the handling fee will be deducted first.

You can try to take four hundred under the counter and take the rest of the counter.

There is no limit to this, if you can withdraw as much money as you want at the counter, but you can't take it less than 100 at the self-service terminal (that is, ATM), of course, some ATMs allow you to withdraw 50 yuan, then you can also withdraw 50 yuan, but if it is less than 50 yuan, you can't take it out, you can only take it at the counter.

UnionPay cards are not available at any bank. UnionPay cards can only be withdrawn at any ATM of any bank with the UnionPay logo. You will not be able to withdraw money at the counters of non-card-handling banks.

As long as the ATM has the word UnionPay, the bank can do it.

Well, now that the credit union has also joined UnionPay, if you have to pay a handling fee for inter-bank withdrawal, it is best to withdraw the handling fee at the opening bank is not as expensive as the inter-bank one.

It should be available at any ATM with the UnionPay logo, but inter-bank or inter-provincial fees will be charged.

To put it simply, any financial institution with the UnionPay logo can withdraw money.

Of course, it's not all for nothing.

Yes, nationwide, we can withdraw at the counter, if you have other bank cards, you can only withdraw them at ATMs. This depends on which bank's card you hold, and if you don't understand, you can call the bank service of your card** consultation.

Cards with the UnionPay logo can be used to withdraw money nationwide.

As long as there is a UnionPay logo on the ATM, you can withdraw it, and if it is a different place, you will be charged a 1% handling fee, and if it is an inter-bank fee, you will have to charge an inter-bank fee of 2 yuan.

Yes, but there are handling fees for inter-bank and non-local withdrawals

Credit unions with UnionPay can withdraw money at ATMs with the UnionPay logo nationwide, and at the counters of some banks, in addition to the bank counters of the issuing bank, can also withdraw money.

Yes, but there are handling fees for inter-bank and non-local withdrawals, and the handling fees are different for different cards.

ATM machine is divided into ATM machine and deposit and withdrawal machine, the ATM can not withdraw money is divided into: 1 machine card banknote 2 no running paper or voucher paper 3 is the machine has no money, 4 line communication failure Common ATM failures are almost so much, access and withdrawal machine, care about the delicate, the bank in order to prevent the deposit of counterfeit money, the requirements for money are very high, to eliminate the opportunity for deposit machine to deposit counterfeit money. All UnionPay cards can withdraw money at the ATM of any bank, but different handling fees are charged, and the standard of handling fees is charged by the individual bank in accordance with the regulations.

For example, BOC cards can only be used to deposit money at BOC ATMs. The five major state-owned banks are not allowed to conduct inter-bank transactions. But as you said, Bank of Shanghai, Xinye Bank, China Merchants Bank, Huaxia, these banks, formerly known as local commercial banks, were able to open branches across regions after encountering opportunities, and in order to attract depositors from the five major banks, they can only follow their public opinion.

The cross-row port is opened. Convenient for the people. That's why some banks can save money and some can't.

I don't know if the explanation is clear. Thank you.

First of all, all UnionPay can withdraw money at ATMs, I have also encountered no withdrawal words, I asked a friend at the bank, she said that there is no money, and it is not surprising that there are many encounters, because not all ATMs are managed by the bank. Some ATMs are managed by ATM centers, and they are not often managed, so there is no money! It is also very troublesome if the ATM managed by the ATM is swallowed!

The bank has to contact the ATM management center to solve the problem! There is also an ATM deposit in any bank! Basically, there is no support for inter-bank deposits!

Even if something goes wrong, it can be troublesome! It is recommended that you still make a deposit at the Bank's ATM! In case the funds are safe!

And it's best not to withdraw money across banks, unless you really can't find your own bank, because first: there are handling fees, and each bank's handling fee is different! Second:

If something goes wrong, it will be difficult to solve it across lines!

Have you tried to change the machine?

If you can't take it out if you change the machine, it should be the reason for the card.

Each machine has a single maximum amount of money, and if it is exceeded, the machine cannot take it out.

You can try to take the lowest face value at a time, such as 50 100 1000, if you can take it out, it means that the card and the machine are fine, and finally, it may be that the balance is insufficient, or the balance is not enough for the withdrawal limit plus the handling fee.

You're vaguely speaking;

1. If you actually don't have a bank card but know the card number, you can't use the card to withdraw cash, POS transactions must have a physical card;

2. If you are a POS merchant, but your bound bank card is missing, and you want to withdraw the money in the bank card, you can do it through online banking transfer or mobile banking without a card.

First walk in front of the ATM - then insert the bank card (the card has a front and back, if the front is not inserted, insert it on the other side) - then the ATM will prompt you to enter the password, you will enter your card password (6 digits) according to the prompts - then press confirm - then you will enter the amount you want to withdraw.

It's possible that it's demagnetized, so it's best to go to the counter and ask.

1. The debit card marked by UnionPay can be used to withdraw money at the self-service deposit and withdrawal machines of any business outlets, and the balance can also be checked across banks, but cannot be transferred through self-service banking machines.

2. Most debit card inter-bank transfers are subject to inter-bank withdrawal fees, with a minimum of 2 yuan per transaction.

I use a CCB credit cardeach, for your referencespecies。CCB credit card if there is excess deposit in the credit cardsetThere is no handling fee for withdrawing from the local CCB where the card is issuedNow。Let's say the credit card is in ShanghaiWill, which can be taken out at any CCB in ShanghaiBecause ATMs can withdraw up to 2000 (letters) a day, so it is recommended to pick it up directly at the countercash withdrawal

However, if it is less than 2000 and it is an integer, it can also be taken at the ATMThere is no commission. However, if it is inter-provincial or inter-bank, there will still be a handling fee. Hope it works for you.

"UnionPay" is the abbreviation of bank card union. The distinctive mark of the UnionPay card is that it has the "UnionPay" logo on it. The "UnionPay" logo is set against the backdrop of the parallel arrangement of three different colors of bank cards, red, blue and green, and sets off the white word "UnionPay".

In March 2003, the People's Bank of China issued the Notice on the Unified Use of the "UnionPay" logo and its holographic anti-counterfeiting mark. The "Circular" stipulates that the bank cards issued by commercial banks that are limited to domestic use must be marked with a unified "UnionPay" logo at the designated position at the lower right of the front of the card; For "dual account" bank cards that can be used at home and abroad, the unified "UnionPay" logo must be marked at the designated position in the upper right corner of the front of the card.

Compared with general bank cards, UnionPay cards have more powerful functions: they can be used at more than 50,000 ATMs across the country and consume at more than 300,000 POS machines, which provides great convenience for cardholders when they are engaged in business activities, travel, and shopping. In fast-growing cities, cardholders can also enjoy special services such as inter-bank transfers, mobile payments using mobile phones, payment of various fees, and online payment. （