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Payment fees

All fees in 1 overview

Find out all our fees for your monthly payment package or the costs of transferring funds (credit transfer) abroad.

As of 1 January 2025 we change the fees and conditions of our payment products. Read more about these changes.

 

Everyday banking

Find out the fees for everyday banking products such as a payment package, credit card or debit card.

Informatiedocument Vergoedingen

You can find the fees of our payment services in the Informatiedocument Vergoedingen.

Cash withdrawals and deposits

Do you need to withdraw cash from an ATM in the Netherlands or make a deposit to your account? Take a look at our practical overview to find out the costs.

Foreign currency

You will be charged a fee for payments and cash withdrawals abroad, and for foreign currency orders. Find out how much.

Transferring and receiving funds

You want to make a transfer within the Netherlands or abroad, or are you expecting to receive a transfer from abroad? Find out what you will be charged.

Do you live outside the Netherlands?

If you live in a country other than the Netherlands or in a special municipality (Bonaire, Saba and Sint Eustatius) and you have a current account or payment package, you will be charged an additional fee on top of the fees for your personal current account or payment package. How much you will be charged depends on the risk profile of the country where you live. There are 3 risk categories. 

 

 Fee (markup)
Category 1 €2 per month, per current account
Category 2 €8 per month, per current account
Category 3 €15 per month, per current account


For clients who live outside the Netherlands or in a special municipality (Bonaire, Saba and Sint Eustatius), the costs we as a bank have to incur are higher on average. The additional fee will cover part of these costs. It will be debited along with the other fees for your payment products every month. For more information, visit abnamro.nl/abroad. For a list of countries, risk categories, and the associated fees, take a look at the country overview .

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