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Morning – I saw a tiny cog icon underneath the card that I didn’t notice before – when I pressed it, I saw a list of currencies that I could change the card to.
Are there any benefits/drawbacks in doing this, as opposed to simply leaving the original card currency as it is and spending in the usual way?
(I would check their website, but every time I click on the Curve community website forum, my browser flags it and says it’s trying to steal my information 😶)
TIA
Yes – I have my Revolut linked as a backing card on Curve. Sometimes I change the setting between GBP and EUR, depending on the situation/circumstances.
For example if it’s just a cash withdrawal in the UK then I set it to GBP. But if I am on holiday in the eurozone and I have euros in my revolut account and I have gone over the Curve monthly FX limit, then I set it to EUR so Curve doesnt charge me a fee.
Yes – I have my Revolut linked as a backing card on Curve. Sometimes I change the setting between GBP and EUR, depending on the situation/circumstances.
For example if it’s just a cash withdrawal in the UK then I set it to GBP. But if I am on holiday in the eurozone and I have euros in my revolut account and I have gone over the Curve monthly FX limit, then I set it to EUR so Curve doesnt charge me a fee.
That’s good to know 👍
I used it for cash withdrawals abroad. Curve has a large allowance for ATM withdrawals funded by a debit card without currency conversion. Hook that up to a debit card with no FX fees and you’re golden.
This is excellent – thank you – glad I asked! 😁
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