Fifth Third Bank’s standard daily ATM withdrawal limit is $810 per day — one of the higher defaults among US regional banks. Fifth Third operates ~2,100 branded ATMs and participates in the Allpoint network (40,000+ ATMs in the US). OON withdrawals cost $3.50 each.

Fifth Third Bank ATM Details

Detail Amount
Standard daily ATM limit $810
Daily debit purchase limit ~$3,500
Fifth Third-owned ATMs ~2,100
Allpoint network ATMs (US) 40,000+
In-network fee $0
OON fee (Fifth Third charges) $3.50
OON operator surcharge $2.50–$4.00 additional

Where to Find Fee-Free Fifth Third ATMs

Fifth Third-branded ATMs (~2,100): Available at branch locations. Use 53.com/branch-atm-locator or the Fifth Third app. This network is expanding as Fifth Third integrates branches acquired in its 2026 merger with Comerica.

Allpoint network (40,000+ in the US):

  • CVS, Walgreens, Target, Kroger, and major retailers nationwide
  • Free for Fifth Third debit card holders
  • Find via allpointnetwork.com or the Fifth Third mobile app

How to Increase Your ATM Limit

Call 1-800-972-3030: Request a temporary (24–48 hours) or permanent increase.

Branch visit: Speak with a banker directly.

Enhanced or Preferred Checking: Premium accounts may carry higher default ATM limits.


ATM Limit Comparison: Fifth Third vs Regional Banks

Bank Daily ATM Limit OON Fee
Fifth Third $810 $3.50
Regions $808 $3.00
Citizens $500 $3.00
Huntington $400 $3.50
Chase $500–$3,000 $3.00
Wells Fargo $300–$1,500 $2.50

Fifth Third’s $810 default is comparable to Regions ($808) and higher than most competitors — a practical advantage for customers who regularly need cash. ATM limits and network details for other banks can change; confirm current figures directly with each bank before relying on them.


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