ATMs in Israel
87 cities — select a city to see all listings.
GF6 maps 455 bank and ATM locations across Israel. They are spread across 87 cities in 8 regions. The most listings are in Jerusalem (49), Tel Aviv-Yafo (36) and Tel Aviv (29). Israel — its capital is Jerusalem, the currency is the New shekel, the population is about 9,840,000.
Choose a city to see every branch or ATM with its street address, opening hours, phone number, bank codes where available and its exact map location. Jerusalem alone accounts for about 11% of all bank and ATM locations recorded in the country. Israel is part of the Asia coverage within the global GF6 directory. More about banking in Israel ↓
Center District
Central
Haifa District
Jerusalem District
North District
South District
Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv District
About banking in Israel
Israel is located in West Asia on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea, with Jerusalem as its capital and Hebrew as the official language. The country's compact territory, stretching from the Mediterranean coast in the west to the Dead Sea basin in the east and reaching the Red Sea at its southern tip, means that most populated areas are within relatively short distances of urban banking infrastructure. The international dialling code is +972.
All banking transactions in the country are conducted in the new shekel (ILS). Cash can typically be obtained from automated teller machines located at bank branches, shopping centres and transit hubs, while card payments are widely accepted across everyday retail and services. Travellers moving between regions, from the densely populated coastal plain around the country's largest urban area to inland cities and the southern desert, will generally find that ATM coverage follows population density.
The GF6 directory lists 455 bank and ATM locations in Israel, distributed across 87 cities. These entries are intended to help residents and visitors identify nearby branches and cash machines when planning withdrawals, branch visits or other in-person banking needs. The directory figures reflect the locations currently catalogued by GF6 and are not presented as a complete census of every cash access point in the country.
For users planning travel or relocation within Israel, the directory pages can be used alongside the country's currency and language context above. Because the new shekel is the sole domestic currency, foreign banknotes generally need to be exchanged or withdrawn via card at a local ATM, making access to the listed locations a practical part of day-to-day financial activity.