Using a credit card at an ATM is a lot like using a debit card — just follow the instructions to withdraw cash, acknowledge that you accept the fees and charges and collect your money.

Is That ATM Safe? 8 Tips to Protect Your Debit or Credit Card Our simple tips show you how to protect yourself from fraudsters trying to cash in when you use ATMs or other unattended payment machines.

Card skimming is the practice of installing "skimmers," or clandestine card readers, into ATMs. Card skimmers read your card number at the same time as the ATM. Combined with a pinhole camera that ...

Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson shows you everything you need to know about credit card and debit card skimmers and shimmers — and how to keep yourself safe.

The ATM then dispenses cash without requiring the insertion of a physical card. However, to conduct cardless ATM withdrawals, you must use your bank’s mobile app to initiate the withdrawal process.

Engaging in ATM transactions using your smartphone instead of your debit card is right on the money for a world where the phone in your hand is increasingly the key to the physical space around you.

Scammers use legit-looking devices to steal your credit and debit card information at gas pumps, department stores, and ATMs.

Can you use a credit card at an ATM to get a cash advance? Absolutely. Should you? Not unless you need to. Cash advances come with additional fees and high interest rates, so they should only be ...

Most credit card lenders offer cardholders the ability to take out a cash advance using an ATM. Learn more with Forbes Advisor.

Most of us know how to use our credit card to make purchases, but not everybody knows how to get cash from a credit card at an ATM. When you use your credit card to request a cash advance, you can ...

For most credit card users, being able to withdraw cash from an ATM seems like a revelation. After all, who wouldn’t want to take advantage of being able to borrow cash from their credit card ...