OK... so does that mean it's mostly
has no 
and no notes selection everywhere, but every non HR card is charged 5 EUR . 
in February and tested only UniCredit...no 
and 
, basically? Or are 
common as well?Euro notes from the ATMs
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and , basically? Or are common as well?
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Well I was there for very short time, with mostly cultural purpose and not EBT, so I do not think I can give comprehensive overview.Montgomery Burns wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2026 1:33 pm OK... so does that mean it's mostly
My withdrawals in UniCrredit were always given out in
and last 50 in . UniCredit also offered Cash Deposit, which I have never seen offered abroad, but I did not test it, purely not wanting to run into any trouble in case that was just an omission or error after recent Euro transition.-
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OK, so seems to be the norm (like in a few other countries). Thanks.
seems to be the norm (like in a few other countries). Thanks.