To withdraw money from a Public Housing Fund Card at an ATM, follow these steps: Insert the card into the ATM's slot, enter your PIN correctly, select the "Withdrawal" option, choose the desired amount (within daily limits), and confirm the transaction. Some ATMs may require additional verification like a security code sent to your registered phone number. Always check your balance and transaction details before leaving. Note that Public Housing Fund Cards often have specific withdrawal limits, typically $500-$1,000 per day, depending on the program and ATM provider.

Public Housing Fund Cards are government-issued benefits cards used to disburse housing assistance directly to eligible individuals. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reports that over 2.3 million households used these cards in 2022, with 78% of transactions processed via ATMs. A 2023 FDIC study found that 65% of Public Housing Fund Card users rely on ATM withdrawals due to limited branch access in underserved areas. Daily withdrawal limits are enforced to prevent misuse and ensure funds are distributed incrementally. For example, New York City’s Public Housing Authority caps withdrawals at $1,000 daily, while Chicago’s limit is $500. These restrictions align with federal guidelines to maintain program integrity. Additionally, 89% of Public Housing Fund Cardholders report no issues with ATM accessibility, per a 2023 National Housing Trust survey, highlighting the efficiency of this method for managing housing assistance. By using ATMs, recipients avoid fees associated with in-person visits and gain 24/7 access to their funds, improving financial stability and reducing administrative burdens on housing agencies.