An ATM which is not operated by a financial institution (or bank) is called a privately owned ATM. These are ATMs owned by individuals who place these in prominent places like shopping malls so that customers can use them. All banks cards will work in the ATM and the ATM owner will charge you a fee of say $2 or $3 per transaction you do in his machine.
No, Money stolen from your Financial Institution is covered by your Financial Institution
There are many ways one might obtain a map for ATM locations. The best resource one might use is the official financial institution's locate a branch feature.
First Financial Bank is a large banking institution. They are located in 10 states for a total of 134 branch locations. In addition to their branch locations, they are over 4,900 atm's at locations other than their branches.
First you must have money in your account before ATM will dispense money. Then contact your banking institution, their # is on the back of the ATM card.
With very few exceptions, ALL bank operated ATM's do have cameras. ANd many of th private ATM's have them as well.
An automated teller machine (ATM) card is issued by a bank or financial institution like a credit union and can be used at pin based machines in or out of banks or stores. If the back of the card has a logo like Visa or Mastercard, it can be used in shops and other locations where those are accepted.
That's up to your financial institution. If they simply require a picture id, and your school id is a picture id, then yes. If they require you to have some bank-issued form of identification such as an ATM card, then no.
Automated tailor machine known as ATM
There are a few companies that service ATM machines such as, Access Cash, Direct Cash Management Inc., Stanley Frisco ATM's, and Threshold Financial Technologies.
Financial in the form of a fee.
Insert your card and follow the on-screen instructions. To check your balance using an ATM card, it might be helpful but is generally not a hard requirement that you go to an ATM operated by your own bank or at least by some other major bank.
It actually depends what "association agreements" the bank as with other financial institutionals.