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ATM cards have come a long way. You can use them to buy products online, set up periodic payments, and withdraw money. The advancement in cash withdrawal is more startling, though, as you do not even need an ATM to withdraw money. If there is no ATM nearby, you can rush to a nearby merchant with a POS machine and withdraw cash. This article gives an insight into the process.
POS terminals are debit card reading machines available with banks and merchants. It is the same machine that merchants use to accept payments when you are paying using a credit or a debit card. These machines have many functionalities. It is a portal to many bank services for merchants, including loans.
While many merchants have POS machines, not all merchant terminals have cash withdrawal facility. The facility is only available in terminals that the banks have chosen. In the bank's case, a bank employee handles the POS terminals and guides you through the process.
The staff are trained by the bank and have the authority to let customers withdraw cash using the machine.
You can withdraw your money at POS terminals using your debit card or an open system prepaid card. You can also use UPI to withdraw cash. You do not need to purchase anything from the merchant, or the merchant cannot force you to buy something from their establishment for you to avail of this facility.
At POS terminals, money can be withdrawn irrespective of whether you are using the bank's debit card that has issued the POS machine.
There is a daily POS limit for cash withdrawals since they are not the primary source of cash withdrawal. In Tier III to VI centres, you can withdraw up to ₹2000 per day. The withdrawal limit is ₹1,000 per day per card at Tier I and II centres. The banks may also levy a charge for the transaction. However, according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), it must not exceed 1% of the total transaction amount.
It is easy to withdraw cash from POS terminals. You need to go to a merchant or a bank with the facility and ask them for the service. The individual operating the machine is trained to carry out the process.
It has similarities to the payment process of a POS machine after you make a purchase. After you have entered your PIN and the purchase is successful, the merchant will give you a receipt. If you have made multiple transactions, a separate receipt can be generated for each transaction. Most modern POS machines can do this seamlessly.
If the transaction was not successful or there is a complaint, you may contact the bank's customer care, and they will offer a solution.
Cash withdrawal from POS is a convenient option to withdraw instantly. Knowing the POS limits will ensure you can budget accordingly, and the transaction will be completed seamless.
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