Withdraw money in the supermarket - it's possible in these markets

Bank branches and ATMs are becoming increasingly rare, so you can now withdraw money from many supermarkets. You can read how this works and which chains support it in this practical tip.

Here you can withdraw money in the supermarket

With a purchase value of ten or sometimes 20 euros, you can withdraw money in many supermarkets. The maximum payout is in most cases 200 euros. Just state your desired amount before paying. Now you can pay with your bank card as usual and the desired amount will be paid out in cash. These markets are:

• Edeka: In every Edeka branch, you can now cash out from a purchase value of ten euros up to 200 euros.
• Rewe: Even in the local Rewe, cash payments of a maximum of 200 euros are possible from a purchase value of ten euros.
• Penny: Of course, Rewe's subsidiary also supports the payment of amounts up to 200 euros. Here, too, a purchase value of ten euros is required.
• Toom: What many do not know: Toom hardware stores belong to the Rewe Group. This means that cash can also be paid out under Rewe conditions.
• Netto: With Netto it is even possible to withdraw a maximum of 200 euros from a purchase value of five euros.
• Aldi: While Aldi-Nord does not yet accept the payment of cash, you can withdraw at Aldi-Süd from a purchase of ten euros up to 200 euros.
• dm: Here you can Cash out up to 200 euros from a purchase value of ten euros.
• Other markets: Other chains such as Norma, Tegut, diska, NP Discount, Müller, Wasgau and sky supermarket can also pay you up to EUR 200 on request. However, only from a purchase value of 10 euros.

Withdrawing money from the supermarket - you should know that

In the meantime, almost 86 percent of all supermarket chains offer the option to withdraw amounts of up to EUR 200 completely free of charge. This concept is called cash back and is only linked to a purchase of five to 15 euros.

• ATMs are becoming fewer and fewer, so banks in particular are benefiting greatly from the cash-back service.
• But the markets also benefit from this, because the ability to withdraw money free of charge attracts more and more customers to the shops. In addition, most branches lack space to set up ATMs.
• No matter which bank you are a customer of, the cash-back service is free of charge for you. This saves you the way to the nearest ATM.
• Most markets have limited themselves to checking cards in the cash-back process. However, some branches offer the possibility to withdraw money from credit cards.