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Baylake Bank offers Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) service for quick
and easy banking convenience. ATM Service is your passport to your checking and savings accounts whenever and wherever you
travel, and makes withdrawing or depositing money easy and
convenient...24 hours a day.
With Your ATM Card, You Will Be Able To:
- • Gain instant access to cash in your checking and savings accounts
from convenient locations around the world
- • Deposit checks today (within Wisconsin state lines), so you won't risk losing them tomorrow
- • Transfer funds between your checking and savings accounts
- • Make your loan or mortgage payments
In addition to over 1,000 ATM machines in Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula, Baylake
Bank gives you access to CIRRUS, the world's largest automatic teller machine network.
You'll really be able to take your money everywhere with over 35,000 ATMs in over 6,000
cities across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Japan and Europe. CIRRUS ATMs are located where
busy travelers need them most: airports, train stations, recreational areas, universities
and financial institutions everywhere. Just look for the distinctive CIRRUS
symbol.
Travel anywhere you please and be confident that Baylake Bank is working hard to make
your trip easier with automated teller machines.
Automatic Teller Machine Technical Information
There are no start up fees with Baylake Bank’s Automated Teller Services
and no annual fees.
The charges associated with this service include: (1) $5.00
ATM replacement card, (2)
$1.50 service fee for all transactions on automated teller machines located
outside the PULSE network, (3)
$2.00 ATM PIN notification
- ATM Withdrawal/POS Maximums:
- • Unlimited withdrawals.
- • $400 maximum daily withdrawal for on line.
- • $200 maximum daily withdrawal for off line.
Notice regarding ATM Fees by Others:
A fee may also be imposed by a terminal/network operator if you
initiate a transfer from a terminal that is not operated by us. You will
be notified of any such fee when you use the terminal.
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