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5 Free Chime ATMs Near Me

Published On March 21, 2026 //  by Chime N.U |Last Updated: March 21, 2026 Editorial Disclosure: This article may contain affiliate links. WeeklyBagel may earn a commission at no cost to you. I only recommend products I believe in or that will simplify the lives of my readers

Free Chime ATMs Near Me

As an advocate of online banking, I rank Chime cash accessibility up there with the best of the industry. This is due to how easy it is for any user to withdraw his or her money. Chime has thousands of free Chime ATMs across the United States.

You can withdraw from any ATM, but not all ATMs have the no surcharge fee for cash withdrawals. It depends on the type of ATM network you go to. What do I mean by ATM network, my good reader?

Well, Chime has in-network and out-network ATM networks. You will always withdraw money for free at in-network ATM locations. With the out-network ATM networks, you may get charged a fee to access your money.

I observed all the Chime in-network ATMs fall under two ATM brands. You have AllPoint and MoneyPass ATMs. All Allpoint ATMs are fee-free for anyone with an activated Chime card. The same goes with MoneyPass ones too.

When you withdraw in either one of these ATM brands in any part of the country, you will not incur fees for transactions. The best part of it is, these ATMs usually have their brands printed on top of the machine for users to see. As a result, it is going to be easy for you to ascertain whether there will be a withdrawal fee or not.

On this article, I will talk about which stores or locations have either one of the ATM brand I mentioned above. Here is what I want you to know.

The Free Chime ATM Near Me

So, what ATMs are free for Chime?

The in-network ATMs for Chime, as known as free Chime ATMs, are located in the following stores below:

1. Walgreen ATMs

Walgreen has a free Chime ATM. What this means for you, is you will not be charged a fee to withdraw money from the machine. This is as long as you are using a Chime card.

Do you remember when I mentioned Chime in-network ATM earlier?

Well, it turns Walgreen is with AllPoint automated teller machine service. Since Chime is a participating member of AllPoint, all ATM transactions are surcharge free. Simply put, no one is charge you a dime to cash out your money.

Interesting, is it not?

There are many ATM networks like that out there. In case your city does not have a Walgreen, do not fret about it. You can check out the other Chime ATM locations below.

2. 7 Eleven

7 Eleven is one of the free Chime ATM near you. One thing I like about this convenience store is, it is almost in every four blocks in the city. At least in my city in Texas, it is every part of the town.

Is it like that in your city too?

I would not be surprised, if it is like that where you are from. This is because there are more than 10,000 of these stores in the US. The states with the most include California, Texas and Florida.

Anyways, 7 Eleven has a Chime ATM. The brand is a MoneyPass automated teller machine service provider. What that means, is there is no surcharge for cash withdrawal from your Chime account. You can google the nearest locations to see where you need to go.

3. CVS Pharmacy

CVS pharmacy stores have Chime in-network ATMs. They carry the AllPoint network machines. As usual, it is free of charge to withdraw money from your Chime account.

What do you need to know about the CVS pharmacy free Chime ATMs?

It may not be a 24 hour service. This is because the pharmacy does not stay open all night long in most cities. If you are a night owl trying to get money at night, the store may not be open for you to cash out from Chime.

Hence, why I recommend checking the nearest locations operation status first. This is to ascertain operation time. You will save yourself time and gas doing that.

4. Target

Target carries AllPoint ATMs. Not all Target locations do so, but most have one in store locations. I encourage you call first before heading out. This is to avoid wasting your time.

Also, you can always search the nearest AllPoint ATM. This is in case the Target store at your location does not have an ATM. I mean you can basically withdrawal money from your Chime account using any other AllPoint ATM. It does not necessarily have to be in the stores I have talked about here.

5. Circle K

Circle K is another convenience store I go to withdraw money. This is because Circle K has +18,000 MoneyPass ATMs across the country. You can easily walk into one and do your Chime cash withdrawal within minutes.

There is barely any queue. At least, in my location. Not sure about your location, but I would call ahead first. As usual, I would like you to search the nearest Circle K location to you before heading out.

Speaking of the searching for a free Chime ATM near me, I usually do that on the Chime app. Yeah – I know google works, but Chime has a better way of showing you which ATMs you can withdraw for free. It is better than good old google I dare say!

How Do I Find Chime ATMs?

There are two ways you can find Chime ATMs. You can either do it on the app, or visit the Chime website to see them. I will discuss on how you could do it on the app first.

  • Login on Chime app.
  • Tap ATM Map on the app’s bottom.
  • If you permit location sharing with the Chime app, all the in-network will be shown to you.

The above is how you see the no-fee ATMs on Chime app. If you want to check it on the website, I recommend you go to Chime ATM Finder. It will take you directly to the website where you just put in your zip code or address, to see the Chime in-network ATMs near you.

What Are the Chime ATM Withdrawal Limits?

Chime has a credit card withdrawal limit, whenever I try its ATM cash out. So, how much cash can I take out from Chime?

You and I can only do $515 daily withdrawals from an ATM. Just because this is the Chime withdrawal limit, does not mean it is the most you can take out in an ATM. This is because each store may have limits on ATM withdrawals.

It is also why I recommend calling first, before heading out. Knowing gas station convenience stores, I can tell you right now, chances of your call getting answered is low. You may want to go there in person and attempt to cash up to the Chime ATM limit.

If it would not let you do it, then know the store may have its own ATM restrictions. Sometimes, the cashier at the stores knows the limit on the ATM there. You can always ask him or her too.

In all, the above mentioned stores are where I usually go to withdraw from my Chime card. If you are trying to withdraw a Chime SpotMe amount, read Can You Use Chime SpotMe At An ATM article for how to go about it. I hope these free Chime ATMs near me help you have access to your money!

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