Argentina — good to know
Argentine ATMs charge a fee set in dollars, typically 8 to 12 US$ per withdrawal. Its peso equivalent therefore tracks the exchange rate: the figure shown on screen can change noticeably from one month to the next even though the real cost hasn't moved. Since the fee doesn't depend on the amount, one withdrawal at the ceiling costs far less than several small ones.
💱 Exchange rates updated on 29/08/2026
| Bank | Fees (ARS) | Max withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
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Banco Ciudad
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US$ 8–12 |
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Banco Credicoop
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US$ 8–12 |
- |
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Banco de la Nacion
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US$ 8–12 |
- |
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Banco Galicia
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|
US$ 8–12 |
- |
|
Banco Macro
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US$ 8–12 |
- |
|
Banco Patagonia
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|
US$ 8–12 |
- |
|
Banco Provincia
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|
US$ 8–12 |
- |
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Banco Santander
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US$ 8–12 |
- |
|
BBVA
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US$ 8–12 |
- |
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BVM Banco Masventas
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|
US$ 8–12 |
- |
|
Santa Cruz
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US$ 8–12 |
- |
Banco Ciudad
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US$ 8–12
-
Banco Credicoop
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US$ 8–12
-
Banco de la Nacion
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US$ 8–12
-
Banco Galicia
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US$ 8–12
-
Banco Macro
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US$ 8–12
-
Banco Patagonia
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US$ 8–12
-
Banco Provincia
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US$ 8–12
-
Banco Santander
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US$ 8–12
-
BBVA
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US$ 8–12
-
BVM Banco Masventas
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US$ 8–12
-
Santa Cruz
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US$ 8–12
-
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Comments
3 comment(s)the max withdrawal are unrealistic, no country would have a 2 USD / EUR / GBP limit
Yes, looks like there is an issue, I will check.
I updated them but it's difficult to find clear informations. Let us know if you have more details so we can update them.
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