Huntington Asterisk-Free Checking charges zero monthly fees — no minimum balance, no direct deposit requirement. If your account goes negative, Huntington’s 24-Hour Grace gives you until end of the next business day to fix it before a $15 overdraft fee applies (max 4/day). Out-of-network ATM fee is $3.50.

Huntington Bank Fee Schedule 2026

Fee Type Amount Notes
Asterisk-Free Checking monthly $0 No waiver needed — always free
Perks Checking monthly $10
Platinum Perks Checking monthly $25 Waived with $25,000 combined balance
Overdraft fee $15 Only if 24-Hour Grace not met; max 4/day
OON ATM fee $3.50 Plus operator surcharge
In-network ATM fee $0 Huntington + Allpoint ATMs
Foreign transaction fee 3%
Outgoing domestic wire $25
Incoming domestic wire $0 Free for all accounts
Outgoing international wire $40
Stop payment $31
Returned item $15
Paper statement $0 Free, e-statements also available

24-Hour Grace: How It Works

Huntington’s 24-Hour Grace is automatic and requires no opt-in:

Scenario What Happens
Account overdrawn Monday evening No fee yet
Balance restored positive by end of Tuesday No overdraft fee ever charged
Balance still negative Tuesday EOD $15 fee per item charged

24-Hour Grace applies to:

  • Checks
  • ACH transactions
  • Debit card purchases
  • Any transaction that causes an overdraft

Limit: Max 4 overdraft fees per day ($60/day) if grace period not met.


Huntington vs Competitors: Overdraft Fees

Bank Overdraft Fee Max Per Day Grace Period
Huntington $15 $60 24 hours
Regions $36 $108 None
Fifth Third $37 $185 None
Citizens $35 $175 None
Chase $34 $102 None
Wells Fargo $35 $105 None

Huntington’s overdraft fee structure is among the most consumer-friendly at any major US bank.


Monthly Fee Comparison

Bank Monthly Fee Waiver Requirements
Huntington $0 No waiver needed
Regions $8 $1,500 balance OR $500 DD
Fifth Third $11 $500 DD OR $1,000 balance
Citizens $9.99 1 deposit/month
Wells Fargo $10 $500 DD OR $500 balance
Chase $12 $500 DD OR $1,500 balance

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