12 hours ago, Liquorice said:

You can cancel your debit card, return it to the bank, that will only save annual fee charges.

 

When I cancelled my Bangkok Bank debit card several years ago, I visited my local branch in person and was required to sign a couple of forms so as to ensure that my account was not debited with subsequent card fees.

 

20 hours ago, Liquorice said:

Should you wish to then withdraw cash, you'd require your passport and passbook to withdraw over the counter.

 

Or use the "Cardless ATM" feature in the app.

13 minutes ago, treetops said:

 

Or use the "Cardless ATM" feature in the app.

I believe he wants to keep funds to a minimum for some reason, he hasn't explained.

To be on the safe side, leave a few thousand in your account(s), but please do use a small amount every month or two, even on a very small online transaction, so you don't face difficulties!

On 4/21/2024 at 4:09 PM, Nemises said:

2,000 baht with at least one transaction per year. 

 

 

That can't be true, my Kbank accounts often run down to a few satang.  Until I get around to transferring more money in from overseas.

Bangkok Bank: Last transaction Dec/23/22 Balance 247b.....Next Transaction Dec/26/23 returned to same balance / no charges (thankfully 5555) and made my deposit without problems.