RE: How costly is it to use a European credit card in UK? This is how much I paid to exchange Euros to Pounds.

[godfish]

I keep telling you, use revolut for these things. See for yourself: https://www.revolut.com/currency-converter/

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[edina76]

Ja Revolut finde ich aus dieser Sicht gut. DKB und Trade REpublic -Debitkarten nutzen auch den mitterlen Kurs..

[godfish]

I don't know the other ones, but I use Revolut often, since I travel quite a lot :)

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[vikisecrets]

thx for the reminder, this looks much better, are there also additional fees for currency conversions?

[godfish]

Not unless you exchange more than EUR 1.000 per month with the free plan I use. See further details here: https://www.revolut.com/en-DE/legal/standard-fees/

[vikisecrets]

studied the terms a bit, seems there are some payment fees also, a fee whenever you pay with the card? and a fee for transferring money to the card? maybe also an international payment fee when used outside the Euro zone / EU?

https://cdn.revolut.com/legal/terms/Germany_International_Payments_Pricing_Sheet.pdf

[godfish]

This one should be relevant for personal use for a Austrian: https://www.revolut.com/en-AT/legal/standard-fees/

I use the card when I travel, and for wiring money to people from outside the Czech Republic.

I’ve never paid anything extra besides of that 0.5% for converting more than 1k euro, but even this happened just once or twice. My girlfriend has the app too, so we can exchange up to 2k with no fee.

[godfish]

Aren’t these when you use revolut for businesses? When you charge somebody?

I’ve never paid any fee.