Since November 30, the BBVA bank applies a new fee schedule for its savings accounts. In addition to modifying the amounts of monthly maintenancethe financial institution included a charge for excess trades (withdrawals or transfers) in windows, agents Y ATMs.
The changes in the rate were communicated to BBVA clients by means of a letter on September 15. The commissions for movements interspersed (locations other than where you opened your account) remain free, as well as the electronic delivery of account status.
How much must you pay at BBVA to withdraw money from an ATM?
BBVA reported that the first four withdrawals or transfers per month for electronic teller machines they will be free. As of the fifth movement, a fee for “excess operations” of between S/ 2 and S/ 4 will be charged. These charges apply to the independence, winning, salary and checking accounts:
| Independence Account | Winning Account | account salary | Current Account Natural Person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| free trades | 4 withdrawals or transfers | 4 withdrawals or transfers | 4 withdrawals or transfers | 4 withdrawals or transfers |
| Excess trades | S/ 2 or US$ 0.60 | S/4 or US$1.20 | S/ 2 or US$ 0.60 | S/4 or US$1.20 |
BBVA: how much do you charge for account maintenance?
On the other hand, the BBVA has been applying new commissions of between S/ 8 and S/ 10 for account maintenance. This charge is valid for your independence, winning, current, VIP, salary and senior accounts. Check the detail below:
| independence account | winning account | Current account | VIP wellness | salary account | senior account |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free maintenance for average balance from S/ 100 or US$ 30 | Free maintenance for average balance from S/ 1,500 or US$ 500 | S/ 10 or US$ 3.3 | Free maintenance for average balance from S/ 10,000 or US$ 3,000 | If you do not receive your salary for two consecutive months: S/ 10 or $3.30 | Free maintenance for average balance from S/ 100 or US$ 30 |
| Lower balances: S/ 10 or US$ 3.30 | Lower balances: S/ 8 or US$ 3 | Lower balances: S/ 10 or US$ 3.30 | Lower balances: S/ 10 or US$ 3.30 |
BBVA: Customers can use ATMs free of charge through “withdrawal without a card”
Through a statement, the BBVA specified that its customers can make withdrawals at ATMs and agents “at no cost and unlimited using the modality ‘withdrawal without card‘”. Users can manage this service through their mobile application and internet banking.
“The new conditions are in accordance with the current regulatory framework”, pointed out the financial institution. They stressed that the new charges were informed respecting the 45 days in advance provided by law.
Interest for withdrawing cash from the BBVA credit card. Photo: BBVA
How can I see the balance of my BBVA card from my app?
Did you know that you can see the balance of your card of BBVA from the app? Follow these steps:
- Enter your password or fingerprint from your phone.
- After having entered your data, you will be able to immediately see your accounts.
- Select the account to consult and you will be able to see your current balance.
As of November 30, BBVA does not have any account that does not charge commissions. Photo: Andean
How can I see my BBVA balance from Internet banking?
You can also see your BBVA balance in the band online, with these steps:
- Enter your 6-digit password and web password.
- Select your account.
- Ready! Here you can see her balance and, in detail, all your movements.
How to open a savings account at BBVA?
Fill out an active form on the BBVA website. The bank will ask you to validate your cell phone number. Then choose the currency in which you will contribute to your account.
The bank will send you an email with the contract, account number and interbank code. Once received, you can pick up the debit card at any of the BBVA offices.
Source: Larepublica
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