Good afternoon,
I was travelling in Argentina on July and ALL ATM machines had a fixed fee of ARS 105.
Shouldn’t it be free?
I’m somehow disappointed with my Revolut card, since I wasn’t expecting to being charge with any fees and didn’t change any money… so I didn’t had other alternative of using the ATM and pay the fee.
Hey @Geirinhas 
Sure thing, :r: does NOT charge you for withdrawals (under the fair usage terms), but the ATM owner might 
Revolut has no control over this at all, so unfortunately nothing can be done. You’re free to complain to the ATM owner; keep in mind it’s them charging you, not Revolut 
fee per transaction regardless of the amount you withdraw.
The fee specified in the article is slightly lower than what it is now, but the fees may have increased since, as the article was written over 2 years ago.
Gracias por su respuesta, Julio.
Pues yo quedé algo sorprendido porque no lo esperaba. Pero bueno, veo que el :r: no fue el culpable en eso. Una vez más, gracias 
@capital, thank you. Indeed it seems to be a regulated fee by the country.
Hola de nuevo 
Faltaba más 
Entiendo que sea sorprendente, la situación es abusiva en algunos países. Normalmente se debería avisar de antemano, pero en ciertas ocasiones o países puede no ser así 
Yeah; I was for a month in Argentina and didn’t find any ATM that wouldn’t charge at least 115$ARS for withdrawals; some charge even 150$ARS. Hate it. Better to take cash for the stay and exchange on the spot.
Hola! Durante estos dias he querido sacar dinero en efectivo con la revolut y TODOS los ATMs me quisieron cobrar 659ARS (11€).
Parece que los Bancos cobran un coste financiero (al margen que Revolut ofrece este servicio gratis).
Si venis del extranjero os recomiendo q traigas algo de efectivo para cambiar a ARS.
Now in English please.
google translate said this (regarding Jp4343 post): “Hello! I wanted to get cash with Revolut and ALL ATMs wanted to charge me 659ARS (11 €). It seems that banks charge a financial cost (other than that Revolut offers this service for free).
If you come from abroad, I recommend you bring some cash to switch to ARS.”
