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Hello everyone I’m planning an upcoming trip to Singapore and anticipate spending around ₹2 lakh, including hotel and flight bookings. I live in a tier-2 city where Au Bank and IDFC Bank services are not available. I have a few questions: I see two types of cards: one is a forex card and...

To lay rest on the fees on the transaction I.e while spending, Below is the written confirmation on the booklet (don't confuse with loading). So essentially there is mark up fee at loading, around 2%. No transaction fee or cross currency mark up. Visa card network exchange fee applied for non...

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yes, still good card for forex . I have used this in thailand and will be using this in vietnam next week. wherever they accept card i shall use marqee or one card . for lounge also its easy use PP on app and scan :)

...closer to your milestone. So effectively, you are paying off your forex charge. This deal works for me, so I continue using my atlas for forex spends. Niyo Global is a decent option as a backup. You can apply for a forex card, or another CC with zero forex charges, but do weigh out the...

...one credit card (which comes as LTF with burgundy private account), then it is better of the two. It gives close to 6% return in the form of miles on all spends (except exclusions such as rent, wallet, govt, insurance etc. Burgundy one also has 0% forex fees with net returns on forex spends...

my use cases: 1. unlimited lounge access 2. get coins equivalent to what is spent in the airport. So if 200Rs are spent on KFC or perfume lets say, you will get equivalent coins back ( if 1Re = 5 coins then you will get 1000 coins on spending everywhere inside airport), afcource after spending...

...forex for reward rates are much worse in 1x 3x 5x 10x keep in mind if the card is such premium also (which they call themselves) for an forex spends they charge rent surcharge flat 249 plus gst. where gst is 44rs extra is a big mess where idfc has gone into. And on top of that all hotel etc...

sorry I did not understand the second part. How does a forex card help with accumulating spend limits and thus points on DCB? EDIT: aah I see, so you load the forex using DCB to accumulate RP But the acceptability is what keeping me away from this card. Is there any better alternative to this?

Fi Money: Offers a zero-balance account with a free virtual debit card. Great for UPI and savings. Niyo Global: Ideal for forex spending and international travel with zero forex markup. Paytm Payments Bank: Free virtual card and seamless integration with Paytm wallet.

If using mobile app then, Scroll homepage - Services - Cards & Forex - Cashback on Debit Card

Why can't you go for other options which are ltf in market like scapia , lounge is on spend criteria but zero forex

Niyo Global: Ideal for forex spending with zero forex markup. Comes with a prepaid card for international travel and online purchases. Paytm Payments Bank: Free virtual card and easy integration with Paytm wallet. Perfect for everyday transactions and bill payments. Mobikwik Wallet...

Tata neu is the worst app. Better get idfc wow on same amount of FD. U will also get additional virtual rupay cc for upi spends. IDFC wow card comes with zero forex feature and on visa infinite platform.

If you are back (or once you are back), please share your experience of ATM withdrawals and credit card spends in Vietnam.

Hi, I tried applying for niyo global, but DCB is showing not serviceable. Fi shows we are working on it, not able to apply. Same for Jupiter. I want a debit card with zero forex charge. Zero balance or AMB 5000 is okay if its free card. I'm not using it for travel. Its for international...

AU IXIGO CC lifetime free card for International Spends with no rewards but 0 Forex markup and free International Lounge access

No reward points will be credited as it is intelligible for such spends moreover there would be forex markup also applied for the same

However, the international transactions help you earn points with 0% forex markup. Isn't this a good value add for someone with high forex spends? Wanted to get your thoughts on this. Thank you!

Sorry bro.. it was a typo from my end.. I said 'Dont say illegal'.. what I meant was 'Dont Say LEGAL'.. Autocorrect defeated me.. 😂 l. The rest of my words were against this use.. thought one would understand