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Title: New Bank Requirement in Mexico: ID Needed for Cash Withdrawals

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Mexican Banks Adjust Daily ATM Withdrawal Limits

mexico City ⁤- Major Mexican banks, including BBVA, Banco Azteca, Santander, and Banamex, are maintaining varying ​daily ATM⁣ withdrawal limits, generally ranging from $9,000 to ​$12,500 MXN, though specific⁤ amounts depend on⁣ the⁢ bank and⁣ withdrawal method. These limits impact millions of Mexican citizens who rely on ATMs​ for daily cash⁢ needs, notably as digital payment adoption continues to grow.

The differing⁢ withdrawal caps are prompting customers to plan ahead, especially for larger transactions. While⁣ banks are focused on security⁤ and managing operational costs, consumers are navigating⁢ a landscape where accessing cash‍ requires awareness of individual bank policies and ⁣potential fees for exceeding limits or using ATMs⁢ outside their network.

BBVA currently sets a total daily ​limit of $12,000 MXN, encompassing withdrawals from both its ATMs and affiliated locations like OXXO convenience stores – though OXXO transactions⁤ carry per-operation limits and additional charges. Santander offers a daily limit of⁢ $12,500.00 MXN for both standard card withdrawals ⁤and cardless withdrawals.

Banorte allows⁤ up to $9,000.00 MXN per day for cash withdrawals at its own ATMs (equivalent to 1,500⁤ UDIS). HSBC customers can access up to ⁣$9,500.00 MXN daily using their debit cards at HSBC ATMs.

ItS crucial ⁣to note that withdrawal limits can change when using ATMs ⁤from other ⁣banks (MULTIRED network), where the card-issuing institution​ determines the maximum amount. Banco Azteca’s specific limits were⁣ not detailed in available facts but are expected to⁤ fall within the general range established by other ‍major institutions.⁣ Customers are advised to check directly ⁢with their bank for the ⁢most up-to-date information⁣ regarding ​their ⁤individual withdrawal limits and any associated fees.

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