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HDFC Bank announces New ATM Withdrawal Charges

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 02/03/2026 2:48 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 02/03/2026
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In the era of digital payments, withdrawing cash through UPI at ATMs has become very easy. But now, this facility is going to change.

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Charges on UPI ATM WithdrawalsFree ATM Transaction Limits at HDFC BankSavings and Salaried AccountsSavings Max AccountCurrent Account (Select Variants)Rules for Using Other Bank ATMsCharges After Free Limit at Other ATMsWho Will Not Be Charged?Important Timing Rule

HDFC Bank, India’s largest private sector bank, has announced new rules for cash withdrawals using UPI at ATMs. These changes may directly affect customers’ expenses.

Since UPI was introduced, people have been able to withdraw cash from ATMs without using a debit card. However, if you are planning to use UPI for ATM withdrawals, this update is important for you.

The bank has informed customers by email that the new rules will come into effect from April 1, 2026.

From this date, UPI cash withdrawals at ATMs will be included in your monthly free ATM transaction limit. This means the service will no longer remain completely free.

Charges on UPI ATM Withdrawals

If you cross your free monthly ATM transaction limit, each additional cash withdrawal will cost ₹23 plus applicable taxes.

According to the bank, this step has been taken to make ATM transaction charges more transparent and consistent. Customers are advised to keep track of their monthly free ATM limit to avoid extra charges.

It is also important to note that the ₹23 charge after crossing the free limit is already applicable from May 1, 2025 for regular ATM withdrawals.

Free ATM Transaction Limits at HDFC Bank

Here are the current rules for different account types:

Savings and Salaried Accounts

At HDFC Bank ATMs: 5 free cash withdrawals per month

At Other Bank ATMs:

3 free withdrawals in top cities

5 free withdrawals in non-top cities

For these customers, only cash withdrawal transactions at HDFC Bank’s own ATMs fall under the chargeable category after crossing the free limit.

Savings Max Account

At HDFC Bank ATMs: Free

At Other ATMs: 15 free withdrawals

Current Account (Select Variants)

At HDFC Bank ATMs: Free

At Other ATMs:

3 free withdrawals in top cities

5 free withdrawals in non-top cities

After crossing the prescribed free limit, every additional withdrawal will be charged ₹23 plus applicable taxes.

Rules for Using Other Bank ATMs

When customers use non-HDFC ATMs, the free transaction limits are:

Maximum 5 free transactions per month (financial + non-financial combined)

In top 6 cities: Only 3 free transactions

In other cities: 5 free transactions

The top 6 cities are:

Mumbai

New Delhi

Chennai

Kolkata

Bengaluru

Hyderabad

Transactions done in these cities are counted under the “top cities” category.

Charges After Free Limit at Other ATMs

Once the free limit is crossed:

Cash Withdrawal: ₹23 plus applicable taxes per transaction

Non-Financial Transactions (like balance inquiry): ₹8.5 plus applicable taxes

Who Will Not Be Charged?

ATM transaction charges will not apply to customers with:

Imperial variant accounts

Preferred variant accounts

Classic variant accounts

Important Timing Rule

The bank has clarified that from April 1, 2026, UPI withdrawals at ATMs and CRMs will also count toward the monthly free limit.

Also, ATM transactions made after 7:30 PM in India will be counted for the next day. If a transaction is done after 7:30 PM on the last day of the month, it will be counted in the next month’s limit.

Customers should carefully monitor their ATM usage to avoid unexpected charges under the new rules.

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