Why is there a fee of $0.50 charged to add a credit card (OCBC) for top up purpose in the youtrip? Does anyone have any idea? - Seedly
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Asked on 24 May 2019

Why is there a fee of $0.50 charged to add a credit card (OCBC) for top up purpose in the youtrip? Does anyone have any idea?

This is ridiculous

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    Junus Eu

    Junus Eu

    Level 9. God of Wisdom

    Answered on 05 Jun 2019

    I got that as well, but it seems to be for checking purposes. I was charged $0.10 but later got a notification that it was reversed.

    Let me know if you have a similar situation!

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    Jeremy

    Jeremy

    Level 6. Master

    Answered on 04 Oct 2019

    Hi I'm Jeremy from YouTrip, yes, that's just an authorisation check and the $0.50 will not be charged to your card. So not to worry :)

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    Ang Yee Gary, Medicine at National University Of Singapore

    Ang Yee Gary, Medicine at National University Of Singapore

    Level 6. Master

    Answered on 25 May 2019

    It's to check that the credit card is valid.

    Best to check with youtrip

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