Pay bills, transfer funds, view balances. Oh yea, and get cash.

At Scotiabank branch ATMs, you can:

• Choose your selection in English or Spanish
• Transfer funds between your accounts
• Deposit cheques
• Pay bills (paperless)
• Pay credit card
  
• Pay loans
• Get pre-approved digital sales 
• Top up mobile
• View balance(s)
• Print mini statements
• Update your credit card and debit card PIN
• Deposit cash in real time
• Withdraw cash

• Choose your selection in English or Spanish
• Transfer funds between your accounts
• Deposit cheques
• Pay bills (paperless)
• Pay loans
  
• Get pre-approved digital sales 
• Top up mobile
• View balance(s)
• Print mini statements
• Update your credit card and debit card PIN
• Withdraw cash
  

Yes.

If you have a Scotiabank Debit Card, you can pay your credit card at ATMs that are located in branche, including the ATMs at temporarily closed branches.

To do this, transfer funds from your Scotiabank Savings/Chequing Account to your Scotiabank Credit Card.

You can also pay your Credit Card through the Scotia Caribbean App or Scotia OnLine Banking. Find out more here.

Yes.  You can pay bills at the ATM. 

To do this, you must first use the Scotia Caribbean App or Scotia OnLine Banking to setup the Payee. Once you have done so, you can pay most of your utilities at the ATM, including water, electricity, telephone and internet.

Of course, you can also pay your bills through the Scotia Caribbean App or Scotia OnLine Banking. Find out more here.

At Scotiabank ATMs, you can transfer funds between your accounts and to others at Scotiabank.

To transfer to other local banks in Barbados, please use the Scotia Carribbean App or Scotia OnLine Banking.  Find out more here.

Yes.

At the ATM, you can check your balance and print mini account statements (last 10 transactions).

Envelope-free cash and cheque deposits can be made at all ATMs that are located at Branches, including the ATMs at temporarily closed branches.

ATMs located at offsite locations can be used for withdrawals only.

ATMs that are being serviced or undergoing ongoing maintenance typically include an on-site notice indicating you of such work.

If this happens, there maybe something is wrong with your cheque. Examine the cheque and remove any staples, paper clips, etc. that may cause difficulty with reading the cheque.  

If all else seems good with the cheque, you may have to enter the amount manually.

If the ATM keeps pushing back out the cash that you are trying to deposit, you can try smoothing the bills as much as possible, before re-inserting. Maybe try inserting fewer bills at one time.

If the bills are still not accepted, it means that they may be damaged or too degraded to be accepted.