Starting today, cash withdrawals from ATMs operated by Greek banks will be completely free of charge for customers. At the same time, a new regulation from the Ministry of National Economy and Finance sets a nationwide maximum fee of €1.50 for withdrawals from ATMs run by third-party providers. According to the ministry's announcement, the new rules for ATM charges are as follows: 1. Cash WithdrawalsBy law, Greek banks can no longer charge their customers for withdrawals.Interbank commissions within the DIAS payment system are set to zero. This means customers will not be charged extra when using another Greek bank's ATM.If the ATM belongs to a non-bank company (a "third-party payment service provider"), the maximum fee for withdrawals is capped at €1.50 nationwide.Withdrawals will also be free from certain third-party ATMs if there is a direct or indirect shareholding link between the ATM operator and the customer's bank.In areas...