Banks operating in Türkiye raised their ATM cash withdrawal limits as of 1 January 2025 due to inflation and other financial conditions. Banks that previously applied a 10,000 TL limit raised this amount to 15,000 TL. Some banks raised the withdrawal limit to as much as 20,000 TL.
After notifications in the last days of 2024 that withdrawal limits would change, most banks changed their withdrawal limits as of 1 January 2025.
Before these updates, it had been announced that limits of 10,000 TL would be raised to 15,000 TL at some banks and up to 20,000 TL at others.
QR CODE WITHDRAWAL LIMIT ALSO RAISED
Limits were also raised for cash withdrawals with QR codes at ATMs. Customers who use banks' mobile apps will now be able to withdraw larger amounts of cash.
USE OF SMALL BANKNOTES AT ATMS IS DECLINING
Recently, the use of small banknotes at ATMs has been reduced gradually. While 10 TL and 20 TL notes were removed from most ATMs, 200 TL notes were placed in these cassettes. Some banks also stopped using 50 TL and 100 TL notes.
WHAT IS THE DAILY CASH WITHDRAWAL LIMIT AT BANK ATMS?
Among banks in Türkiye, the card-based withdrawal limit is mostly capped at 10,000 TL. In addition, some banks have raised this limit by providing extra convenience for withdrawals made with QR codes. For example, a few banks allow withdrawals of up to 20,000 TL in total with card and QR code transactions.
At some banks, card and QR code limits are set equally at 10,000 TL, while at others an additional 5,000 TL increase has been provided for QR code transactions. At banks offering higher limits, up to 30,000 TL in total can be withdrawn with QR codes.
