Huntington Bank’s standard daily ATM withdrawal limit is $400. Huntington operates ~1,800 branded ATMs and participates in the Allpoint network (55,000+ fee-free ATMs). Out-of-network withdrawals cost $3.50 per transaction plus any operator surcharge.

Huntington Bank ATM Details

Detail Amount
Standard daily ATM limit $400
Daily debit purchase limit ~$2,500
Huntington-owned ATMs ~1,800
Allpoint network ATMs 55,000+
In-network fee $0
OON fee (Huntington charges) $3.50
OON operator surcharge $2.50–$4.00 additional
International ATM fee 3% + $3.50

Where to Find Fee-Free Huntington ATMs

Huntington-branded ATMs (~1,800): Available at Huntington branch locations across 15 states. Use huntington.com/branch-atm-locator.

Allpoint network (55,000+):

  • CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Target, Costco, Dollar General
  • No fee for Huntington debit card holders
  • Find via allpointnetwork.com or the Huntington app

How to Increase Your ATM Limit

The $400 standard limit is lower than many competing banks. Options to increase:

Method Notes
Call 1-800-480-2265 Request temporary (24–48 hr) or permanent increase
Branch visit Speak with a banker in person
Premium account Platinum Perks Checking may carry higher default limit

Increases to $800–$1,500/day are typically available for established accounts in good standing.


ATM Limit Comparison: Huntington vs Midwest Competitors

Bank Daily ATM Limit OON Fee
Huntington $400 $3.50
Fifth Third $810 $3.50
Regions $808 $3.00
Citizens $500 $3.00
Chase $500–$3,000 $3.00
Wells Fargo $300–$1,500 $2.50

Huntington’s $400 default limit is the lowest on this list — customers needing larger daily cash access should request an increase.


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