Plaintiffs in the case say that Mastercard and Visa ATM network rules meant that Americans who withdrew cash from bank-operated machines paid artificially higher amounts in access fees. According to court documents, reported by Reuters, Visa has agreed to pay $104.6 million to settle and Mastercard $92.8 million. The deal still requires court approval. The offer was made after the US Supreme Court in April rejected the card companies’ appeal challenging a lower court’s ruling. In 2021, three banks - Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo - settled claims for $66 million. Visa and Mastercard also face two related class action suits - one from consumers using non-bank ATMs and another from companies that own independent cash machines.