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Bank AL Habib Schedule of Charges July to December 2026: IBFT, ATM, Debit Card and SMS Fees in Pakistan (Full List)

Bank AL Habib schedule of charges July to December 2026: IBFT free to Rs 25,000, Rs 35 at other ATMs, SMS Rs 255 a month, debit cards Rs 2,750 to Rs 23,000.

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan EraShahid Anwar8 min read
Bank AL Habib Visa Gold debit card shown on a plain white background

Bank AL Habib's schedule of charges for July to December 2026 keeps transfers to other banks free up to Rs 25,000 a month per account, then charges 0.1% or Rs 200, whichever is lower. Cash from another bank's ATM costs Rs 35. SMS alerts for branch activity cost Rs 255 a month, and a cheque book now costs Rs 35 a leaf. A Visa Gold debit card costs Rs 4,500 a year.

We read Bank AL Habib's own schedule of bank charges for July to December 2026 on 9 November 2026. It is a 19 page PDF, issued under the bank's circular 093 of 21 May 2026, and linked from bankalhabib.com. Its last pages list what changed from the January to June schedule. Below is every fee an ordinary account holder is likely to meet, and which ones went up. Federal excise duty and other government taxes are added on top where they apply.

Bank AL Habib IBFT is free up to Rs 25,000 a month

Bank AL Habib charges nothing for transfers to other banks through the app, internet banking or an ATM until the month's total passes Rs 25,000 for that account. After that, each transfer costs 0.1% of the amount or Rs 200, whichever is lower. Transfers inside Bank AL Habib are free.

So once the free Rs 25,000 is used, a Rs 50,000 transfer costs Rs 50 and a Rs 500,000 transfer costs the full Rs 200. The schedule has no separate line for Raast, the State Bank's instant payment system. For large amounts, check in the app whether Raast is offered before you pay the IBFT fee. If you have not set one up, see how to create a Raast ID in your bank app.

Transfer or serviceBank AL Habib charge, July to December 2026
IBFT by app, internet banking or ATM, first Rs 25,000 a monthFree
IBFT above Rs 25,000 a month0.1% or Rs 200, whichever is lower
Transfer to another Bank AL Habib accountFree
Online cash deposit or withdrawal at another branchNil, in the same city or another city
Standing instructionRs 350 plus remittance charges, free for pensioner accounts
Utility bill paid by direct debitRs 25 per successful payment

For a side by side view of other banks, see IBFT charges at every bank.

Bank AL Habib IBFT, ATM and SMS charges, July to December 2026

Bank AL Habib charges Rs 35 for cash at another bank's ATM

A cash withdrawal from another bank's ATM costs Rs 35. A balance check there costs Rs 4.67. The schedule lists no fee for the withdrawal itself at a Bank AL Habib ATM, but a printed receipt costs Rs 4.67 at any ATM. Abroad, cash costs 4.5% or Rs 300, whichever is higher.

  • Cash withdrawal at another bank's ATM: Rs 35 per withdrawal.
  • Balance enquiry at another bank's ATM: Rs 4.67.
  • Printed receipt at any ATM, for a withdrawal, balance check, transfer, bill payment or PIN change: Rs 4.67.
  • New ATM PIN: free.
  • Cash withdrawal abroad on a Visa or UnionPay card: 4.5% of the amount or Rs 300, whichever is higher.
  • Card purchase or online payment in a foreign currency: 4.5% of the amount.
  • Balance enquiry abroad: Rs 300.

The cheapest habit is simple: say no to the receipt, and use a Bank AL Habib ATM where you can. Five withdrawals a month from other banks' ATMs cost Rs 175 a month, or Rs 2,100 a year.

Bank AL Habib debit cards cost Rs 2,750 to Rs 23,000 a year

The yearly fee is the same as the issue and replacement fee for each card. A PayPak card costs Rs 2,750, a UnionPay card Rs 3,000, Visa Silver Rs 3,700, Visa Gold Rs 4,500, Visa Platinum Rs 10,000 and Visa Signature Rs 23,000. A dollar debit card costs USD 14.

Bank AL Habib Visa Gold debit card, official product photo
Image: Bank AL Habib
Bank AL Habib debit cardPrimary card, issue, annual or replacementSupplementary card
PayPakRs 2,750Not listed
UnionPayRs 3,000Rs 2,000
Visa SilverRs 3,700Rs 2,700
Visa GoldRs 4,500Rs 3,500
Visa PlatinumRs 10,000Rs 7,000
Visa SignatureRs 23,000Rs 23,000
Foreign currency debit cardUSD 14Not listed

The PayPak fee is waived on the Current, Current Plus and Apna Individual accounts if you keep a monthly average balance of Rs 25,000, and on the Remit account at Rs 5,000. The daily limits and pictures of each card are in our Bank AL Habib debit card guide. Under SBP rules a bank can charge the annual fee only on a card you have activated, as our guide to the annual fee after activation rule explains.

Bank AL Habib debit card yearly fees from Rs 2,750 PayPak to Rs 23,000 Visa Signature

Bank AL Habib SMS alerts cost Rs 255 a month

SMS alerts for branch and counter activity cost Rs 255 a month per account for individuals and sole proprietors, up from Rs 245. That is Rs 3,060 a year. Business accounts pay Rs 450 a month. The fee line says it covers alerts other than digital transactions.

So alerts on app transfers and card use are outside this fee, and the paid alerts are for things like cheques and cash at the branch. The same Rs 255 applies to Roshan Digital Accounts. To compare with other banks, see our SMS alert charges list.

Bank AL Habib raised cheque book and cheque return fees

The July to December 2026 schedule raised several branch fees. A cheque book now costs Rs 35 a leaf, up from Rs 30. A cheque that bounces for lack of funds now costs Rs 1,000, up from Rs 850. A banker's cheque costs Rs 600, up from Rs 550.

Branch serviceJanuary to June 2026July to December 2026
Cheque book, per leafRs 30Rs 35
Express cheque book, 10 leavesRs 375Rs 450
Your cheque returned for insufficient fundsRs 850Rs 1,000, or less if the account holds less
Intercity cheque returnedRs 850Rs 1,000
Banker's chequeRs 550Rs 600
Cancel a pay order, draft or banker's chequeRs 600Rs 700
SMS alerts, individual accountRs 245 a monthRs 255 a month

Some fees did not change. Pensioner accounts still get a free cheque book. A banker's cheque made to pay fees to a school, college, university, HEC or an exam board is still free. Same day clearing is free, and stop payment is Rs 750 per instruction.

Bank AL Habib branch fees that rose in July 2026, from cheque leaves to banker's cheques

Bank AL Habib certificates, statements and lockers

A statement for up to six months costs Rs 35, plus Rs 35 for each further six months. A balance certificate costs Rs 500 and an account maintenance certificate Rs 375. Locker rents went up: Rs 7,500 a year for small, Rs 9,500 for medium and Rs 13,000 for large.

ServiceCharge
Statement of account, up to 6 monthsRs 35, plus Rs 35 per further 6 months
Balance certificate, including for auditorsRs 500
Account maintenance certificateRs 375, free if needed for a Bank AL Habib loan
Overseas employment certificateRs 350
Credit worthiness certificateRs 450
Old records, up to 1 year to over 3 yearsRs 500 to Rs 1,000
Prize bond prize money claimRs 400 per claim
Locker key deposit, small, medium, largeRs 65,000, Rs 80,000, Rs 110,000
Locker annual fee, small, medium, largeRs 7,500, Rs 9,500, Rs 13,000

The locker fee is recovered in advance when the key deposit is not met, and a late fee of Rs 700 to Rs 1,150 applies after a 30 day grace period. Lockers are only in some branches. Cash deposits at a Bank AL Habib cash deposit machine are free for its own account holders.

How to check the fee on your own account

The general fees above apply to most accounts, but some products waive them. Check your account type first, then the fee. If you were charged something the schedule does not list, ask the bank to reverse it in writing.

  1. Open the AL Habib Mobile app and note your account type and last month's average balance.
  2. Open the schedule of charges PDF on bankalhabib.com and find the fee in the tables above.
  3. Check whether your account's own terms waive it, for example the PayPak fee above Rs 25,000.
  4. Call the helpline on 021 111 014 014 if a fee on your statement is not in the schedule.
  5. If the bank does not fix it, file a written complaint, keep the reference number, and escalate to SBP's Sunwai portal if needed.

Common questions

What are Bank AL Habib IBFT charges in 2026?

IBFT through the app, internet banking or an ATM is free up to Rs 25,000 a month per account. Above that, each transfer costs 0.1% or Rs 200, whichever is lower, plus tax where it applies.

How much does Bank AL Habib charge at another bank's ATM?

Rs 35 for each cash withdrawal and Rs 4.67 for each balance check. A printed receipt costs Rs 4.67 at any ATM.

What is the Bank AL Habib debit card annual fee?

Rs 2,750 for PayPak, Rs 3,000 for UnionPay, Rs 3,700 for Visa Silver, Rs 4,500 for Visa Gold, Rs 10,000 for Visa Platinum and Rs 23,000 for Visa Signature.

How much are Bank AL Habib SMS alerts?

Rs 255 a month per individual account for alerts on non-digital activity, which is Rs 3,060 a year. Business accounts pay Rs 450 a month.

How much is a Bank AL Habib cheque book?

Rs 35 a leaf from July 2026, up from Rs 30. A 10 leaf express cheque book costs Rs 450. Pensioner accounts get the cheque book free.

Is a banker's cheque for university fees free at Bank AL Habib?

Yes. The schedule says there is no charge for a banker's cheque or draft made to pay fees or dues to educational institutions, HEC or a board. Other banker's cheques cost Rs 600.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read Bank AL Habib's Schedule of Bank Charges, July to December 2026 on 9 November 2026, linked from the bank's schedule of charges page. The old and new figures come from the change list at the end of the same PDF. The Rs 50, Rs 175 and Rs 2,100 examples are our arithmetic. For what the bank pays on deposits, see Bank AL Habib profit rates for November 2026, and for its credit cards see Bank AL Habib credit card charges.

About the author

Shahid Anwar, author at Pakistan Era

Senior Writer, Public Services and Technology

Shahid Anwar

Shahid joined us in 2024 as an author. He is a senior contributor to Pakistan's leading technology websites. He writes detailed articles, mostly covering his expertise in the latest tech, mobiles, apps, gadgets, and step-by-step guides. His ideology is to help people understand the latest trends and explain complex methods through very easy-to-understand guides.

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