American Express Launches New Green Serve Card: "American Express Serve Free Reloads" - Doctor Of Credit (2023)

August 7, 2015, 00:24

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by William Charles

It looks like American Express is continuing to diversify into the reloadable card market and have introduced a new version of the American Express Serve card, the new card is green (rather than the regular Blue color) and seems to be officially calledAmerican Express Serve® FREE Reloads.

Contents

  • 1 Differences Between Two Products
  • 2 What Will Happen To Existing Cardholders?
  • 3 Credit/Debit Card Loads

Differences Between Two Products

Green Serve is identical to the original Blue Serve apart from two key differences:

  • Green Serve charges a $4.95 monthly fee (not charged to those in TX, NY & VT). It’s not possible to get the annual fee waived
  • Green Serve can be cash reloaded for free at CVS/pharmacy, Family Dollar, Walmart & participating 7/11 locations (a fee of up to $3.95 will be charged for Blue Serve cardholders)

What Will Happen To Existing Cardholders?

Update: American Express made the following statement:

For any customer who had the American Express Serve product as of August 5, 2015 and/or signed up online before August 5, their features and fees remain the same.

There is no word from American Express yet on what will happen to existing cardholders, but I imagine everybody will keep their original Blue Serve cards and then they can product change to the new Green cards manually if they desire.

Remember that American Express only allows you to hold one of these reloadable cards at a time.

Credit/Debit Card Loads

The million dollar questions is if you will be able to reload the card with a credit/debit or gift card, if you can this will be massive news as lots of people have credit cards that earn a category bonus at drugstores. Although I don’t see why the introduction of this new card would change the rules regarding this (although it’s possible that because they are increasing their profitability they may be willing to take the hit on card loads).

Hat tip to readerOctavio and Out & Out

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Eric

#156591

Octavio, thanks that worked great. There’s actually a Walmart listed about 11 miles from me (not 1 of the 3 I’ve been to). BTW, the reason you weren’t able to respond directly to me is because the site limits the amount of replies.

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August 7, 2015, 16:59 4:59 pm

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Octavio

#156600

Cool!!! Glad to see that it worked for you. I got to tell you, though that finding a Walmart with Kate is half the battle! Out of the 6 that are nearby: 3 are usually out of order, 2 have a glitch where it asks for a 8-digit PIN number when trying to use a debit/gift card to load (I know the fix is to have the Walmart employees reset the machine, but it’s easier said than done) and only 1 consistently works. So…Godspeed on your 11 mile trip 🙂

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August 7, 2015, 17:10 5:10 pm

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Audrey Fisch

#156651

(Video) All the Rare American Express Colors Explained

I’d call first and ask if the “ATM” is working!

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August 7, 2015, 19:27 7:27 pm

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Eric

#157286

That’s a good idea. I’m not actually planning on going there but it’s nice to know there isn’t one that far from me.

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August 9, 2015, 11:49 11:49 am

Bryan

#156449

Any info on if you can have this and Bluebird at same time or if it’s still 1 or another?

I could really use another card for liquidations….

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August 7, 2015, 11:48 11:48 am

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Jeremiah

#156549

Don’t see a reason why you’d be able to have both.

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August 7, 2015, 16:01 4:01 pm

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joe

#156418

looks like no change for existing holdrs.

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August 7, 2015, 10:34 10:34 am

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Parkerthon

#156414

<-(nervous hand wringing)…. something wicked this way comes….

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August 7, 2015, 10:27 10:27 am

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Gav

#156380

(Video) American Express Serve® Free Reloads Overview

Doesn’t serve still allow debit loads via register?
The only thing different- is now it could be loaded at places like 7/11′

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August 7, 2015, 08:14 8:14 am

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Cyto

#156464

I was able to load $1,000 today into Walmart KATE without incurring a fee. Hopefully they won’t start adding fees for debit reloads onto Serve cards.

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August 7, 2015, 12:29 12:29 pm

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Eric

#156530

I have been to 3 different Walmarts and I have never seen this famous “KATE” that so many people mention. Is it only available in certain parts of the country? Does anyone have a link to a picture of one?

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August 7, 2015, 15:32 3:32 pm

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Octavio

#156562

Kate refers to the Moneypass ATM machines. They are usually broken, but finding working ones is such a nice treat!!!
Use this link:
http://www.moneypass.com/atm-locator.aspx
Enter your zipcode and WALMART as the retail location, hit search and volia! It will tell you if your Walmart has one of those fancy, talking ATMs.

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August 7, 2015, 16:19 4:19 pm

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Eric

#156567

It doesn’t seem like the search feature works too well. I did what you said and other places such as PNC came up. Can you give me a zip code where you know a KATE is located so I can confirm that it works correctly?

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August 7, 2015, 16:35 4:35 pm

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Octavio

#156581

@Eric
For some reason, I cannot reply to you, so I am replying to myself. Try 32725 and went you start typing “WAL..”select WALMART from the drop down, then click on “Search”
I can attest that all 6 Walmarts in that list have KATEs.

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August 7, 2015, 16:50 4:50 pm

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Fezen

#156356

The details is in legal document https://www.serve.com/legal/FreeReloads/#limits . Credit funding requirement and limit are same as blue Serve. More over, any serve register online before 8/5/2015 is grandfather and only need fund 500 to waive fee. Newer card need 500 direct deposit.

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August 7, 2015, 07:27 7:27 am

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William Charles

#156366

Where’d you find the grand fathered information?

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August 7, 2015, 07:41 7:41 am

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Fezen

#156372

At here https://www.serve.com/legal.html?intlink=us-serve-marketing-home-cashload-sku2015-footer-legal . There are two legal documents for blue serve depend on what date your register.

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August 7, 2015, 07:50 7:50 am

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HORACE

#156452

Man, it seems I am late to the party!!!

I wanted to get Blue Serve to fund with my new AMEX FIA Fidelity cash back card — that I received only yesterday!

Was not too interested in MS, just wanted low hanging fruit.

Now, it looks that I will have to do a direct deposit and that credit card funding won’t work.

William, should I not find a Temporary Serve Blue at my local CVS, etc which seems to have the numbers that would be grandfathered in as a basis to launch my new Serve account, can you outline what would constitute a Direct Deposit for AMEX Blue Serve and how one goes about doing that?

Many thanks,

Horace

Well, the things they are a ‘changin!

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August 7, 2015, 11:51 11:51 am

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HORACE

#156473

Fezen —

There still seems to be one card that is a way around the issues thanks to your pointing out the Legal — It is the card targeted to African American consumers and also those who enjoy hip-hop music — The Radio One VIP card!

I am going to sign up for it now!

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August 7, 2015, 12:44 12:44 pm

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Octavio

#156504

WOW!!!! Never knew of the existence of this card! This “GrayBird” or “Gray Serve” is the bomb!!! Old Blue benefits plus VIP benefits at the club, premium VIP seating to the hottest concerts, meet and greet with celebrities. Forget MS, those additional perks are priceless!!! ;-P

I am sure this card will start getting noticed when people dissatisfied with the new offerings start getting the VIP instead. Good call Horace!
Link below:
https://serve.com/onevip/

(Video) Amex New Card Launch

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August 7, 2015, 14:13 2:13 pm

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HORACE

#156516

I’ll update you guys as to whether they really mean to not charge account fees if you put $500 in monthly via credit card spend.

Not that I will ever use those benefits — Hip hop ain’t my thing and I’m too old to change LOL! — but they are some nice perks, anyway.

And, why not provide greater benefits to this target audience, anyway, unfortunate to say in 2015, but likely a larger proportion of African-Americans are unbanked compared to the general population, and this is what the Serve products are primarily geared to SERVE anyway!

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August 7, 2015, 14:42 2:42 pm

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credit

#156243

When did requirement for blue serve change to 500 direct deposit? It used to be only direct deposit earlier. This looks new. Sneaky

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August 7, 2015, 01:23 1:23 am

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Octavio

#156255

The terms for the “old” blue serve have not changed; you can get the fee waived by either receiving any amount via direct deposit or adding at least $500 from cash, bank account, debit or credit card (or having a $0 balance when they attempt to charge the fee). These new offerings are not as good as the “old” blue serve b/c they are almost taking the best features we currently have, making 2 different products and making you choose. The old serve currently gets free loads at CVS, Walmart, Family Dollar and 7-11 (and you can use debit/gift cards at Walmart/Family Dollar, CVS requires cash and not sure about 7-11) and fee waiver. The new blue serve gets the fee waiver but only if you do direct deposit of $500 or more and it seems that they’ll charge a load fee of up to $3.95 regardless of the retailer. If you want free reloads (something we enjoy now), you’ll have to commit to paying $4.95 a month with the green version. Hopefully, they grandfather current users for a while b/c changing to either one of the new versions means giving up something.

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August 7, 2015, 01:45 1:45 am

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HORACE

#156327

I agree with your assessment although admittedly I am new to this. I just posted my thought about this on another blog but I am a bit in a quandary as to why people think that the Green card will permit credit card loading — it clearly states in the offering materials Cash loading.

Now, some places may permit PIN enabled gift cards to be viewed as cash, but I don’t think that any will permit a credit card — since they cut back on this awhile back.

If AMEX wishes to charge some a “convenience” fee to load via the credit card, that is all well and good, but I don’t think that it their intention, as they must know by now that some people purchase their AMEX gift cards to start the process of liquidating them into MS.

By permitting credit card loading of Green Serve for a monthly $4.95 fee, they assuredly must surmise that they would see a fall-off (don’t know how big) of AMEX gift card purchases.

Consequently, I think AMEX is forcing one to choose between the “Birds” and Blue Serve in that one permits credit card loading and the other not, and Blue Serve and Green Serve for a flat monthly loading structure.

What I don’t understand is what is the benefit of Green Serve vs. the “Birds” — that you can also load via credit card vs. not getting that option but that you don’t have to pay for loading at various retailers?

If so, then Green Serve is doomed. Unless, they plan to institute some sort of fee for loading the “Birds,” as well?

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August 7, 2015, 06:04 6:04 am

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Octavio

#156444

You are right; at first glance, it looks like Green Serve does not compete with the “birds,” but it definitely depends on certain factors. Redbird beats Green Serve hands down if you don’t live in NY, TX, VT or don’t have an Amex card that still provides rewards for Serve loads (like the Fidelity one). However, if you live in those states, Green Serve provides a wider network for reloads with than Redbird and the rewards you’ll get from the Amex card loads, should more than make up for the $4.95 (if you don’t live in one of those 3 states).

However, if you don’t have access to a Redbird b/c it’s not available in your state/don’t have an out-of-state acquaintance who can get it for you or don’t have a Fidelity Amex or equivalent, Green Serve might be better than Bluebird. Bluebird does not have a monthly fee, but you are limited to reloads at Walmart, which is known not to play well with some Bankcorp-issued cards so that limits your ability to take advantage of deals that involve Vanilla gift cards, etc. Green Serve will have the $4.95 fee, but you’ll have more ways to unload gift cards so it’s definitely better for the MS game.

Your goals and your access to the different types of products will determine which product makes sense.

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August 7, 2015, 11:34 11:34 am

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FAQs

Where can I load my serve card for free? ›

Free Cash Reload at thousands of locations at over 45,000 CVS/Pharmacy®, Family Dollar®, Walmart® and participating 7-ELEVEN® locations. You can add money to your Serve Account from your checking or savings account by intitiating a transfer from your bank into your Serve Account.

Is the Amex green card worth it? ›

The Amex Green card is a fantastic option for those who travel often and frequently dine out at restaurants, all while offering a variety of high-value redemption options to cardholders. Cardholders also benefit from perks like the up to $189 annual CLEAR credit and $100 LoungeBuddy credit.

What is the welcome offer for Amex green card? ›

In addition to normal earnings, the American Express Green Card offers a welcome bonus of 45,000 Membership Rewards® points after spending $2,000 on purchases within the first 6 months of card membership.

What credit score is required for Amex green card? ›

To qualify for the Amex Green card, you'll need to have a good to excellent credit score (a FICO score of 670 or higher).

Can I use my Serve card as a credit card? ›

How do I make in store purchases? You can use your Serve® American Express® Prepaid Card virtually anywhere American Express® Cards are accepted. If a merchant asks you to choose between “credit” and “debit”, select “credit”.

Can I pay bills with Serve card? ›

It's easy to use your Serve Account to pay individuals or merchants located in the United States, such as your cell phone provider, your landlord, or your utility company. You must have activated your personalized Serve card and verified your email in order to use the Bill Pay feature.

What is Amex green card limit? ›

Green from Amex takes this flexibility to another level with no preset spending limit. Unlike a traditional card with a set credit limit, the amount you can spend on your Card adapts based on factors such as your credit history, purchase history, and payment history.

How much does an American Express Green Card cost? ›

The American Express® Green Card* is a great travel card, with solid travel and transit-related rewards, a decent welcome bonus and plenty of other benefits. However, the card does come with a $150 annual fee.

Why is green card better than citizenship? ›

A green card provides many advantages, primarily that it allows the green card holder to permanently live and work in the United States, and after a number of years, become a U.S. citizen. You can apply for U.S. citizenship after three years if you are married to a U.S. citizen, or five years if not.

What is the difference between American Express Green Card and Blue Card? ›

The main difference between the two is that the American Express Green Card is a charge card while Blue Cash Preferred Card from American Express is a credit card. If you plan to carry a balance, avoid charge cards as they that you pay in full.

Is Amex Green Card free? ›

The American Express® Green Card is a good card for traveling and dining out, but it comes with a $150 annual fee. (See rates and fees.) Card members can make up this cost with up to $200 in statement credit offers every year, but paying $150 during your first statement may not be in your budget.

What is the difference between American Express green card and gold card? ›

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Can I get an Amex card with a 650 credit score? ›

This means you need a credit score of at least 700. If you're hovering around the 700 mark, it may be best to wait to apply when your score increases as the average applicant has a score of 715. Although, some applicants have been approved with a credit score as low as 643.

Can I get a credit card with a 650 credit score? ›

A 650 credit score is considered “fair” credit, which means you should be able to get a credit card or loan, but a little bit of credit improvement will give you many more options and help you save a lot more money.

Can I get an American Express card with a 700 credit score? ›

While American Express doesn't publicize a minimum credit score for the Amex Gold Card, generally, applicants with a good credit score of 670 or above are more likely to qualify.

What is the limit on Serve card? ›

A daily withdrawal limit of $2,500 applies for each Serve account held, and a cumulative $2,900 daily limit applies across all your Serve accounts.

What bank owns Serve card? ›

American Express offers three different types of Serve cards, the American Express Serve®, the American Express Serve® FREE Reloads and the American Express Serve® Cash Back. All three cards can take the place of a traditional bank account, giving customers alternate options for handling their money.

Can I transfer money from my Serve card to my bank account? ›

You can transfer money only to your linked checking or savings account, but not to a debit card. Log into your Serve account. Go to Money Out then select Transfer to Bank. If you already have a linked bank account, the bank name will be displayed.

Can I overdraft my Serve card? ›

Because you can't overdraft your Serve® American Express® Prepaid Debit Account, there are no overdraft fees. Additionally, you can add a backup funding source to ensure your transactions will not be declined due to lack of funds in your Account.

Can I use my Serve card anywhere? ›

Your Serve Account comes with a card that can be used online or in stores everywhere Visa® or American Express® Cards are accepted.

Does Serve card affect credit score? ›

As you make purchases using the prepaid card, your available balance goes down. To increase the balance, you must reload the card with more funds. There is nothing to pay-off, no monthly statements, no interest payments – but no impact on your credit score. Be aware that you may incur fees.

Can I withdraw cash from AmEx Green Card? ›

Yes, your American Express® Credit Card gives you the flexibility to withdraw cash from any eligible ATM.

What is the highest status American Express card? ›

The most exclusive credit card is the American Express Centurion Card, also known as the Amex Black Card. It is reportedly reserved for people who spend at least $100,000 per year, and an invitation is needed to apply.

What is the minimum income for American Express? ›

However, you must fulfill the minimum annual income criteria for the American Express® credit card you are applying for. In general, you require a minimum income of Rs. 4.5 lakh or above if you are salaried, and Rs. 6 Lakh or above if you are self employed.

Does the green card cost money? ›

Green Card Costs

The government filing fee for a family-based green card is $1760 for an applicant applying from within the United States, and $1200 for an applicant living outside the United States. Note, this does not include the cost of the medical exam, which varies by provider.

How much does it cost to get a new green card? ›

$455. (see Special Instructions for exceptions). A biometric services fee of $85 may also be required. Refer also to Special Instructions below for the table "Filing Fees by Application Reason".

How much money should I have to get a green card? ›

If several investors participate in the same business, they can each receive a Green Card. However, it is necessary that each of the applicants contributes the required investment sum of $1.8 million, or respectively $900,000.

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Is the Amex Green Card hard to get? ›

The Amex Green card's credit score requirement is 700+. This means you need at least good credit to have a decent chance of approval. The Amex Green card's credit score requirement is comparable to that of several other American Express cards.

Is the new American Express green card metal? ›

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What credit score is needed for American Express blue card? ›

You'll need good to excellent credit to qualify for the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express. Generally speaking, this is defined as a credit score of 690 or better.

Can you get a green card for free? ›

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Does AmEx green card help build credit? ›

The smaller percentage of your balance you're using, the higher your credit score will be. But the green AmEx, along with the other AmEx charge cards, has no official, preset spending limit, so American Express doesn't report one to the credit bureaus.

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According to the score ranges from FICO, that means American Express applicants typically have at least a 670 score: Exceptional. 800 and above.

Can I get an American Express card with a 580 credit score? ›

Although American Express doesn't specify any minimum credit score requirements, you'll need good credit (or better) to qualify, which means a FICO score of at least 670. A premium Amex card — say, the American Express Gold Card — likely requires a “very good” FICO score, somewhere in the range of 740 and above.

What is the minimum credit score that Amex will approve? ›

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What is the highest credit score? ›

Here are FICO's basic credit score ranges:
  • Exceptional Credit: 800 to 850.
  • Very Good Credit: 740 to 799.
  • Good Credit: 670 to 739.
  • Fair Credit: 580 to 669.
  • Poor Credit: Under 580.

Where can you reload American Express Serve? ›

Where can you load cash to an American Express Serve Card? You can add cash to your Serve Card at over 45,000 locations including CVS/pharmacy®, Dollar General®, Family Dollar®, Rite Aid®, Walmart® and participating 7-ELEVEN® locations for a $0 fee.

Can I add money to my American Express Serve card at an ATM? ›

You can add funds, direct deposit, pay bills, deposit checks, transfer money, and withdraw cash from ATMs.

How do I add money to Serve? ›

How Can We Help You?
  1. Log in to your Serve account and go to Money In.
  2. Select Add Money from Bank Account.
  3. You will see a screen that confirms the linked bank account information and will be prompted to enter a dollar amount that you want to transfer to your Serve account. ...
  4. Select Add Money.

Can I reload a Serve card at Walgreens? ›

You've got plenty of choices to find a spot to reload your Fancard Prepaid Mastercard® with cash. Some of these include CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens, Circle K, Dollar General, HEB, and more! You can find which stores are closest to you here. Find out all the details of loading your card with cash here.

Can I transfer money from Serve card to bank account? ›

You can transfer money only to your linked checking or savings account, but not to a debit card. Log into your Serve account. Go to Money Out then select Transfer to Bank. If you already have a linked bank account, the bank name will be displayed.

Is American Express Serve card a credit card? ›

While the Serve Card is not a traditional credit card, it is still a valuable tool for your personal finances. This convenient reloadable card offers free online bill pay and other convenient banking features without all the excessive charges.

Can I use Amex card to withdraw cash? ›

Yes, your American Express® Credit Card gives you the flexibility to withdraw cash from any eligible ATM.

Can I withdraw money from my American Express Serve card? ›

For Serve® American Express® Prepaid Debit Accounts, you can enjoy FREE ATM withdrawals at over 37,000 ATMs in the MoneyPass® ATM network in the US. Transactions at non-MoneyPass ATMs have an up to $2.50 Serve fee. ATM operator fees and decline fees may also apply.

Can I use my Serve card at any ATM? ›

With Serve® American Express® Prepaid Debit Accounts, you can enjoy FREE ATM withdrawals at over 30,000 ATMs in the MoneyPass® ATM network in the US. Transactions at non-MoneyPass ATMs have an up to $2.50 Serve fee.

Can I overdraft my Serve account? ›

Because you can't overdraft your Serve® American Express® Prepaid Debit Account, there are no overdraft fees. Additionally, you can add a backup funding source to ensure your transactions will not be declined due to lack of funds in your Account.

Can I use my Serve card at the bank? ›

Present the Serve® Pay As You Go Visa® Prepaid Card to a teller at a Visa member bank location and request the amount of cash you'd like to receive. This is known as an over-the-counter (OTC) cash withdrawal.

Can you deposit checks Serve? ›

You can add money from checks directly to your Serve account using the Mobile Check Capture feature in the Serve Mobile App on your iPhone® or Android device. * Fees and limits apply.

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