The Postal Bank offers: purchasing foreign currency at ATMs

The Postal Bank offers for the first time the possibility of purchasing foreign currency at ATMs throughout the country, by reducing the exchange rate by 4.5 agorot, relative to the currency exchange rate at the post offices.
The purchase of foreign currency from ATMs will be made possible in the first stage at 14 ATMs throughout the country, from a restaurant in the Golan Heights in the north to Beer Sheva in the south, with a maximum withdrawal fee of 500 USD / Euro.
Avi Blue, the Postal Bank manager, said, "We offer recharge cards for those traveling abroad to purchase hundreds of postal units or on the Israel Post website. The card can be purchased at the post offices in cash, by credit card or by bank transfer, up to NIS 20,000, and they are safe for use abroad In hundreds of thousands of businesses without the need to link to a bank account, and without fear of fraud or theft. "
"The cards have many advantages: no need to open a bank account, they can be loaded easily and simply in case of loss or theft, the card can be blocked and the money is secured and returned to the cardholder. Including for additional trips and for shopping without commissions in local stores in Israel, on Israeli sites or on international trade sites. "
In addition, Israel can order dozens of different types of foreign currency in hundreds of postal units or on the company's website, and customers will be able to pick it up at the Bank Hapoalim counters in the duty free halls at Ben-Gurion International Airport.