Anonymous

16 Jun 2020

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Can YouTrip Card be used for paying university tuition fees in the UK for foreign students?

I’m trying to avoid extra charges and hope to Use YouTrip as a MasterCard debit card to pay for my tuition fees in the UK as the school accepts payments from MasterCard

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Ng Wei En

16 Jun 2020

Analyst at Mastercard

The YouTrip card is a Prepaid Mastercard® card that can be accepted as long as accepted payment mode includes Visa/Mastercard and the payment does not involve any of the following:

Online trading and donations for charity
Payment to and from other E-wallets and Prepaid cards
AXS payments(e.g telecommunications, utilities, insurance,etc)
Does not exceed $5k in a single transaction as that is the max limit the card can hold
Does not exceed the $30k annual limit.

References:

https://support.you.co/hc/en-us/articles/360000...

https://support.you.co/hc/en-us/articles/360021...

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