Fee charged by SBI, ICICI, Axis, HDFC Bank for unsuccessful ATM transaction

 









State Bank of IndiaSBI charge a fee of Rs 20 plus GST for transaction decline due to insufficient balance.
HDFC BankTransactions declined at other Bank ATMs anywhere in the world or at a Merchant outlet outside India due to insufficient funds will be charged at Rs 25 per transaction (plus taxes as applicable)
ICICI BankThe decline of the transaction at other bank ATMs or point of sale (POS) due to insufficient balance in the account Rs 25 per transaction.
Kotak Mahindra BankFailed ATM transaction fee- Rs 25
YES BankThe bank charges Rs 25 per instance due to insufficient funds.
Axis BankThe Axis Bank charges a flat charge of Rs 25 per instance for ATM transactions declined due to insufficient fund at other bank’s domestic ATMs.

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