Has anyone used a Thai Bank ATM card outside Thailand?

Does it work in every country?

The PIN in Thailand is 6 digits, but not all banks in other countries use 6 digits. How do you get around this?

1 minute ago, save the frogs said:

Has anyone used a Thai Bank ATM card outside Thailand?

Does it work in every country?

The PIN in Thailand is 6 digits, but not all banks in other countries use 6 digits. How do you get around this?

I have a kasikorn credit card I mostly use but at times I use my Bangkok bank debit card, works every country outside Thailand I've had to use it

I have a SCB & BBB....Both worked flawlessly in the US & on flight stopovers....

I also have an SCB prepaid card thinking I might need it, but didn't.....

One time I tried a local community bank ATM that didn't - but it also didn't work for my Bank of America card, so I fault the bank on that.....

I went into that bank wanting to break a 100$ bill - they wouldn't because I was not their account holder/client....

So, I went to 3 other banks until one did....

8 hours ago, save the frogs said:

Does it work in every country?

No. You must be running out of things to do so that you ask such questions

1 minute ago, Bill97 said:

No. You must be running out of things to do so that you ask such questions

Nah, never used the thai ATM card outside Thailand.

Also, not all countries use 6 digits for PINs ... so it's a valid question.

10 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

Nah, never used the thai ATM card outside Thailand.

Also, not all countries use 6 digits for PINs ... so it's a valid question.

The 6 digit pin is for your own card..nothing to do with an ATM machine in another country (even if that particular country only has a 4 pin system for their cards).

2 minutes ago, couchpotato said:

The 6 digit pin is for your own card..nothing to do with an ATM machine in another country (even if that particular country only has a 4 pin system for their cards).

So in a country with a 4 PIN system, just enter the first 4 digits on my card and it should work, right?

1 minute ago, save the frogs said:

So in a country with a 4 PIN system, just enter the first 4 digits on my card and it should work, right?

Please read what I said. The pin system (if 4 PIN) is only for that countries cards, not your card. Your card still follows your 6 PIN protocol and that's what you enter.

eg: If a guy with a card from a 4 PIN country comes and uses the ATM in Pattaya, he will just insert his 4 Pin code.

23 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

So in a country with a 4 PIN system, just enter the first 4 digits on my card and it should work, right?

What you’re assuming is that the atm’s are limited to a four digit pin system, they are not.