Where can I find ATMs in Spain?

ATMs are called cajero automático in Spain. You can also find them by the name of caixer in Catalan. However, in most tourist locations, you can also find them by the ATM sign. Where do I find ATMs in Spain? Spain has a developed banking sector, and many of the bank brands you see there will be familiar global names.

Can I withdraw money from ATMs in Madrid?

Here ATMs give 20 and 50€ notes (occasionally 10€ ones). 100€ notes are the highest denomination in normal circulation and even those may not be accepted for small purchases. As you’ll read below, withdrawing with your local credit or debit card can be super expensive at ATMs in Madrid! Follow my advice – get and use your own travel money card.

How do I access my money in Madrid?

Accessing your money in Madrid is easy peasy… 1. You don’t need cash. Pay with your debit card! Travel debit cards are designed to be more than just a regular debit card that can be used for purchases abroad. It has a unique feature that lets you manage 50+ different currencies in a single account.

Can I use a debit card in Spain?

Chances are that if you’re using a foreign debit or credit card in Spain, you’ll have to pay a fee to use the ATMs there. Even local account holders are often charged to use an ATM that’s not run by their own bank. The biggest thing to watch out for while you travel is dynamic currency conversion (also called DCC for short).