Want to withdraw ₩ from my account
Summary of User’s Inquiry and Solutions Discussed:
- The main problem reported by the user is whether they can withdraw US dollars as Korean won from an ATM while in a foreign country, and if there are any fees involved.
- It is suggested that withdrawing US dollars directly from a regular ATM may not be possible, but the user could go to an exchange to convert their currency, albeit with a fee.
- If the exchange cannot withdraw funds from the user’s account, they could first withdraw cash in USD and then exchange it for Korean won.
- A representative from Fidelity inquires about the user’s card/account type and provides a link for more information on ATM/debit card withdrawals.
Here’s the full thread
I’m in a foreign country. Would I be able to withdraw my us dollars as korean won from the atm? Is there a fee?
Probably not a regular ATM but you could go to an exchange and im sure they could do that. Yes there would be a fee. If the exchange cant take it out of your account you could withdraw in USD first.
Hi, @dan.
What kind of card/account do you have with us? You can learn more about ATM/debit cards and withdrawals at the link below.
FAQs: ATM/debit card: https://www.fidelity.com/spend-save/faqs-atm-debit-card 🟢