Cash
Deposit or withdraw money using your debit or credit card
Need cash? Your debit or credit card allows you to withdraw money easily, in Belgium or abroad!
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Cash
You can generally withdraw up to 650 euros per transaction at a Self'Bank in denominations of 5, 20 and 50 euros, according to availability.
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In Belgium and abroad
You can withdraw money from any Belgian ATM with your ING card. You can also use your debit card abroad to withdraw money from ATMs showing the Maestro, Cirrus, Visa or MasterCard logos, according to the type of card you have.
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As easy as 123
All you need is your debit or credit card and of course a compatible ATM.
You can withdraw money from a Self'Bank or one of the many ATMs showing the Bancontact/Mister Cash/Maestro logo.
- You can generally withdraw up to 650 euros per transaction at a Self'Bank.
- Amounts between 2,000 and 5,000 euros: withdraw the cash in several transactions at a Self'Bank.
- Amounts from 5,000 euros: send your details and the amount you wish to withdraw in advance to an ING branch with a counter. You can then withdraw the cash on an agreed date at the branch.
- You don't have an ING debit card, or you have reached your card limit? As an ING customer, you can request a Minute Card allowing you to make a single withdrawal of up to 5,000 euros from a Self'Bank.
- Abroad: you can also use your debit card to withdraw money from ATMs showing the Maestro or Cirrus logos. Read more about payments on holidays.
The amount you can withdraw with your debit card depends on your personal card limit and your account balance at the time of the withdrawal.
Not an ING customer yet? Find out how easy it is to switch to ING free of charge!
You can withdraw cash with your credit card, in Belgium and abroad. You can do so at all public ATMs showing the VISA and MasterCard logos.
You do not have a credit card yet? Compare ING’s credit cards and find the one that suits you best.
You can deposit money on your account by using the handy Cash In/Cash Out (Self’Bank) machine.
Find a Cash In/Cash Out machine in your area.
Holders of one of the following current or savings accounts can also withdraw or deposit cash at the counter of an ING branch.
Besides cash there are other ways of paying for large purchases such as a car or a house. For example, by sending money in euros. You do it yourself, it’s fast and you do it at your own convenience, whether it’s from your computer, smartphone, tablet, in an ING branch or at a Self’Bank.
I want to enjoy the benefits of being an ING customer.
Whether you are in a shop or want to pay your share of a restaurant bill there are different ways to pay besides cash:
- The ING Smart Banking app for smartphone or tablet: pay back your friends with ease using the integrated Bancontact tool. The beneficiary introduces the amount and a QR code is generated. The person who owes the money scans the code, enters a 6 digit PIN code and it’s paid!
- Payconiq: the free app for paying with your smartphone in participating retailers. Just select the name of the retailer, enter the amount, your PIN code and your bill is paid!
- Debit card: whether it’s just a few euros or a lot more you can pay for all your purchases with your ING debit card in retailers displaying the Bancontact or Maestro logos.
- Credit card: for all your expenses, big or small, in Belgium and abroad. You’ll find that virtually all shops and restaurants accept Visa.
I want to enjoy the benefits of being an ING customer.
- ING offers different solutions for shopping online using:
- your computer: Home’Pay. For this you need an ING current account, Home’Bank, an ING Card Reader and your ING debit card.
- your smartphone or your tablet, thanks to the Bancontact tool which is integrated in the ING Smart Banking app. Just scan the QR code and confirm with your 6 digit PIN code linked to your profile.
- Do you have recurring invoices or other regular payments to make? Then pay by sending money in euro! You can pay via your computer, smartphone, tablet, or in an ING branch or a Self’Bank for ING customers. There are several options to choose from to make things easy for yourself:
- direct debit in euro (SEPA): pay recurring invoices automatically. Your payments will always be on time and you won't have to worry about any late payment charges! With a direct debit you allow your supplier to handle the invoices directly with your bank. This is called a mandate.
- standing order in euro (SEPA): ideal for recurring payments, such as your rent or your monthly savings, saving you time! With a standing order you request your bank to transfer on a regular basis a fixed amount of money to another account on a chosen date.
- Zoomit: your bills are paid thanks to a prefilled transfer! Zoomit is a free service where you receive your invoices in the secure environment of Home’Bank as well as on your smartphone app ING Smart Banking.
I want to enjoy the benefits of being an ING customer.
Call Card Stop immediately on +32 70 344 344 to block your card.
Insert your card in the ATM
and choose the amount you want
Enter your secret PIN code
and collect your money from the dispenser