How to withdraw cash from an ATM in Nha Trang with a foreign card and a 4-digit PIN
From messages by 4 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 21 days ago
From messages by 4 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 21 days ago
TL;DR
Insert the card, select the card account and enter the withdrawal amount. Travelers report that when an ATM asks for a 6-digit PIN, a regular 4-digit PIN may still work after confirming; avoid requesting a receipt if the machine appears to have paper issues.
To withdraw cash, insert the card, select “Card account” or the equivalent option, then enter the amount. Travelers report this choice appears among the ATM’s transaction options.
For a newly issued card, try a simple ATM transaction first, such as a balance enquiry. Travelers say this can activate the card before making a cash withdrawal.
If the ATM asks for a six-digit PIN, users with a four-digit code suggest entering the usual four digits and pressing Enter to confirm. This is traveler experience rather than a universal rule for every bank.
If an ATM seems unreliable or may be out of paper, skip the printed receipt: travelers report that requesting one can cause the machine to freeze. Wait for the card to be returned and for the transaction to finish on screen before leaving.