Banking
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ATMs
Not all ATMs in the Caribbean operate like those in your home country. Some may only accept a four digit PIN number, so if yours is longer you may want to change it before your trip. Ensure you keep your travel money in your primary chequing account as some ATMs default to this account and will not allow you to choose another. Withdrawal fees are generally much higher outside your home country.
The main banks are Bancamerica/Banco De Las Am?ricas De Ahorro Y Cr?dito (tel 809/549-3141), Banco BDI (tel 809/535-8586), Banco BHD (tel 809/541-2479), Banco de Ahorro y Cr?dito Altas Cumbres (tel 809/547-9000), Banco de Reservas (tel 809/960-4000), Banco del Progreso (tel 809/563-3233), Banco Fiduciario (tel 809/473-9400), Banco Global (tel 809/532-3000), Banco Intercontinental/Baninter (tel 809/545-8000), Banco Le?n (tel 809/947-7000), Banco Metropolitano (tel 809/562-2442), Banco Nacional de Credito/Bancredito (tel 809/540-4441), Banco Santa Cruz (tel 809/726-2222), Banco Osaka (tel 809/472-1626), Banco Popular (tel 809/544.5555), Citibank (tel 809/955-2601), Republic Bank (tel 809/616-4444) and Scotiabank (tel 809/567-7268).
ATMs are located at their branches and at various locations around the island. Generally they accept major credit cards on the major networks, such as Cirrus/Maestro and Electron/Plus. They dispense Dominican pesos.
Note: There have been reports of unauthorized use of credits cards and debit cards. Guard your cards carefully and scrutinize where you choose to use them.
BANKING HOURS
Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
Sat 9am-1pm (Banco Le?n only; the Bella Vista Mall branch is open 10am-7pm)