What is the MCC of Youtrip and which credit card or bank has not excluded Youtrip top-ups from their list? - Seedly
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Timothy Tan

Asked on 17 Jan 2019

What is the MCC of Youtrip and which credit card or bank has not excluded Youtrip top-ups from their list?

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Nicholas Nbx
Nicholas Nbx
Level 3. Wonderkid
Updated on 23 Aug 2019

So far I saw YouTrip is specifically excluded from Citibank and UOB card. But it worked for Standard Chartered Unlimited Cashback. I've tried and gotten 1.5% cashback on all my YouTrip top-ups with that card, at least at the of time of this post. Hope it helps!

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Tee-Ming Chew
Tee-Ming Chew, Co-founder at Seedly
Level 6. Master
Updated on 07 Jun 2019

Went to research on the MCC and found out that it is 6540 (Non-Financial Institutions – Stored Value Card Purchase/Load)

I'm not sure which credit card or bank that has rewards for topping up Youtrip (if that is what you meant) but I would love to know!

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Huang Yixuan
Huang Yixuan

02 Apr 2019

Yes!

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