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ATM Machines
Instant Cash At D'Mall

These ATM machines are the wonder machines of today's technology that we can't live without.

What do you do when you travel to a remote place that's far from the banking facilities of a modern city?

ATM Machines In Boracay
Photo courtesy of Sirenna.

ATM Machines at D'Mall In Boracay, Philippines

ATM at the D'Mall


A Traveler's Alternative

Well, before the humble Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) was invented, you had a choice of bringing with you either cash or travelers' checks (travellers cheques).

Now, you can use your credit cards as well to pay for goods you buy or to get a cash advance.

Problem is: not all merchants will accept your plastic card, or if they do, they will slap a 7.5% (common for most hotel and resorts) surcharge!

Cash is king, so don't leave home without it. But not too much of it either because you might end up losing the lot when someone else decides to take your wallet!

Avoid travelers' checks by all means when you're away from a major city.

No one, I repeat, no one wants them.

The Automatic Teller Machine to the Rescue

In Boracay, there are currently four locations where you can use your ATM card to replenish your cold hard cash supply:

  • Allied Bank, located on the main road near D'Mall
  • Bank of Philippine Islands, located at D'Mall
  • Land Bank, located near Boat Station 1
  • Metro Bank, also located on the road near D'Mall.

Please note that if your account is with a bank located overseas, you may still incur charges from your own bank. Fees will vary depending on the bank.

General Tips From a Local Resident

Sirenna's comments:
(updated on Dec 30, 2005, in VirtualTourist)

TaRits At D'Mall
In Boracay

Tarits at DMall in Boracay

There are now at least two automatic teller machines in Boracay which accept Visa, MasterCard, Cirrus & Maestro.

One is located in D'Mall, close to Jude's bar, and there is another at the Metrobank on the main road near the back entrance of the Mall.

Don't wait until your pockets are empty to withdraw cash from these machines, as they are frequently off-line or empty, especially at the weekends when you need them most!You can also use your Visa card to withdraw money from the Tourist Center, but this is only advisable as a last resort, as they charge you 7% for the privilege!

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