ATM Network/DBBL Nexus Participating Banks
DBBL maintains its own network and automation without the involvement/assistance of any third party companies. Access to ATM services fee is BDT 230 annually for DBBL clients. Partner banks are charged a subsidized Tk. 10, although the end price for the customer may be higher due to the extra charges levied by the partner bank.
DBBL has over 870 ATM's installed all over Bangladesh, making it the largest network by a large margin. In 2009 DBBL announced the biggest its biggest expansion goal for its network. The total number of ATMs will be 850 by the end of 2009 to cater the needs of customers at their doorsteps. It also hinted that this may be the last ATM expansion due to the increasing costs of subsidizing such a system, but clearly stated that it has no intention of introducing any charges.
On the digital day (10/10/10), the DBBL inaugurated its (digital) 1000th ATM at the factory premises of the GlaxoSmithKline, Chittagong.(as on 24th March 2012 it has more than 2000 ATM and 200 FT)
Banks that have signed agreements to share DBBL's ATM network (as of May 2009):
- Citibank (locally known as "Citibank NA")
- Standard Chartered Bank (SCB)
- Commercial Bank of Ceylon
- Mutual Trust Bank
- Bank Asia
- National Credit and Commerce Bank Limited (NCC Bank)
- Prime Bank
- United Commercial Bank Limited (UCBL)
- Southeast Bank Limited (SEBL)
- The City Bank (locally known as "City Bank" to differentiate between "Citibank NA")
- First Security Bank
- Trust Bank
- Mercantile Bank
- Q-Cash network Banks (1. Janata Bank 2. Eastern Bank 3. IFIC Bank 4. AB Bank 5. Shahjalal Islami Bank 6. Basic Bank 7. Jamuna Bank 8. Mercantile Bank 9. National Bank 10. National Credit and Commerce Bank 11. Pubali Bank 12. Sonali Bank 13. Trust Bank 14. Uttara Bank 15. State Bank of India 16. The City Bank 17. Social Islami Bank)
- Dhaka Bank
- EXIM Bank
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