International ATM Partnerships: Market Differentiators for Participating Banks?
- Date:August 15, 2013
- Author(s):
- Tristan Hugo-Webb
- Research Topic(s):
- Global
- PAID CONTENT
Overview
As travelers set out on their journeys, many take for granted the various international fees that accompany their payment cards. While some fees are unavoidable, utilizing ATMs that belong to international ATM partnerships can potentially eliminate surcharge fees, but in many cases these ATM networks are unfamiliar to consumers. Why aren't these international agreements more widely publicized?
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