Open the app and select ‘Cards’ in the top bar. Select the debit card and tap ‘Replace’.
Debit card broken or swallowed by an ATM
My debit card is broken
If your debit card does not work at an ATM it may be broken, but it could also be due to a problem with the ATM. Try this:
- Take your card out of the ATM.
- Give the chip a good, quick swipe, as dirt and grease can sometimes stop the ATM form being able to read the chip properly.
- Insert the card again.
If your card does not work at several ATMs it is probably broken.
An ATM has swallowed my card
You try to withdraw cash, but the ATM swallows your debit card. It doesn't happen very often, but it's very inconvenient when it happens to you. An ATM will generally swallow a card because:
- the card is registered as stolen in our system
- there is a suspicion of fraud
- there is a technical error in the ATM
A swallowed card will not be returned by the ATM.
Here’s how to request a replacement
Using the ABN AMRO app
On Internet Banking
Log in using a QR code, an additional card or the card for your joint account.
Via chat
No longer able to log in to Internet Banking or the app? Chatbot Anna can help you identify yourself in just a few steps That way we know for sure who you are.
No debit card for now? Here’s how you can still pay
Withdrawing cash without a debit card

Paying with your mobile or smart watch

Using a credit card

You can also make payments or withdraw cash with a credit card, even when you’re abroad. Please note that withdrawing cash with your credit card costs at least €4.50 per withdrawal.

After receiving your debit card
You can activate your debit card:
- by paying in a shop using your debit card and PIN
- by checking your balance at a Geldmaat ATM
- by withdrawing money

Having trouble doing this online?
If you were unable to block or replace your debit card on Internet Banking, in the app or via the chat, please get in touch with us. We will be happy to help you over the phone. Do bear in mind that there may be a waiting time.