ATM Safety

Be aware of your surroundings especially at night.
Use your debit card only at established, well-lit ATMs with security cameras in place.
Keep your car doors locked and windows closed as you approach drive-up ATM.
Have your card ready when you approach the ATM.
Check the ATM for a card skimmer. A card skimmer is a device attached to the payment terminal of an ATM that is used to steal your card information when inserting your card to withdraw money. You can often spot a card skimmer with your own inspection. If the card reader slot feels loose or is oddly a different color scheme than the bank's branding, or the keyboard doesn't feel right (too thick, buttons don't press easily, etc.), these are often signs that a skimmer is in place.
Shield the ATM keyboard with your body to prevent anyone from observing your PIN input.
Don't write your PIN number and never leave it out in the open or keep in your purse or wallet.
Don't give or lend your debit card to anyone.
Do not count or visually display any money received at the ATM.
Always take your transaction receipts with you.
Always check and ensure that your card is not left at the ATM at the end of the transaction.