Clients wanting to withdraw more than 10,000 euros from a bank must let the bank know about their intention at least one day ahead and in some cases they even need to go to the bank and file a written request. Some banks need to be notified even about withdrawals of just 3,000 euros or 10,000 RON. Bankers maintain these limits pertain to security. Cases where clients must announce in advance they want to withdraw money from a bank are not highly frequent, though, in the context where the average of the individual clients' deposits with banks do not exceed 6,000 RON, according to the data provided by the Bank Deposit Guarantee Fund. At the same time, just 0.2% of depositors hold savings worth above 50,000 euros. Over the last few years, banks have been engaged in a real battle with ordinary clients on cash transactions. They have been charging double and even triple fees for pay desk payments unlike for payments made through Internet banking or cash machines.

Clients wanting to withdraw more than 10,000 euros from a bank must let the bank know about their intention at least one day ahead and in some cases they even need to go to the bank and file a written request. Some banks need to be notified even about withdrawals of just 3,000 euros or 10,000 RON. Bankers maintain these limits pertain to security. Cases where clients must announce in advance they want to withdraw money from a bank are not highly frequent, though, in the context where the average of the individual clients' deposits with banks do not exceed 6,000 RON, according to the data provided by the Bank Deposit Guarantee Fund. At the same time, just 0.2% of depositors hold savings worth above 50,000 euros. Over the last few years, banks have been engaged in a real battle with ordinary clients on cash transactions. They have been charging double and even triple fees for pay desk payments unlike for