1.

If you make a mistake entering a number or you pick a choice you didn't mean, press
"cancel" or "no". Most machines will ask you "is this correct?" to give you a chance to
change your entries.
2. If you are still unsure how to use ATM, go inside the bank or ask an employee or ask
someone you trust to help you the first time.
3. Some ATMs provide audio feedback tones or spoken assistance and braille for disabled
users.
4. Some ATMs have headphone inputs for disabled users.
5. Prepare your deposit before putting in your card, especially if you have checks. You can
take some extra envelopes and prepare deposits ahead of time, in your home or car.
6. Practice using an imaginary ATM with the link at the bottom of the page.
7. Some banks do not require a deposit slip. If you're not sure, ask. In this case, you may
need to write your account number on the check when you endorse it.
8. If your card is lost or stolen, call your bank as soon as possible to tell them it is lost and
obtain a replacement.