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Anonymous

11 Jun 2019

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How should I pay for my hotel overseas (Rupiah)? DBS Debit Card, CIMB Credit Card or get a Youtrip card since DBS Debit and CIMB Credit card will incur more fees, e.g. foreign transaction fees ?

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Song Ariel

21 Oct 2022

I did a comparison of Revolut, Trust and Amaze:

https://seedly.sg/posts/revolut-vs-trust-vs-ama...

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Junus Eu

11 Jun 2019

I would definitely recommend topping up Youtrip before you fly in indonesian rupiah, to save the transaction fees, and also to avail to attractive exchange rates!

Get S$10 free money after your first top up on Youtrip with this link! https://youtrip.app.link/HUI%20JUN128899

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Xinyi

10 Dec 2018

There are some insightful reviews here https://seedly.sg/reviews on the several multi-currency accou...

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