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Card in hryvnia, but access to European countries is open
Hello. I have a card in the hryvnia currency, but through the bank I opened access to those countries that I need. They say that there, if you withdraw money or pay it, it will simply be a currency conversion at the local rate. But I'm afraid that it was real there. Maybe someone has been in this situation and can tell you how things are. Thanks everyone.
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all the time we use hryvnia cards in Europe, the bank recalculates at the rate and that's it. There is no problem with payment. We have never tried to shoot, it will be the percentage for the withdrawal most likely.
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answered 11 years ago
... and not only in Europe. When shopping, recalculate in hryvnia at the rate without commissions, withdraw cash from an ATM with %. If you have the simplest card (electron), it is better to check with the bank about its possibility to use it abroad.
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answered 11 years ago
there won't be any problems.
there will only be a conversion, you will lose on it
I prefer cash (no conversion), card as an emergency option, or online purchase
there will only be a conversion, you will lose on it
I prefer cash (no conversion), card as an emergency option, or online purchase
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answered 11 years ago
the bank sometimes recalculates quite normally, especially if it is Hungary, where forints are, recalculation directly hryvna-forint, without switching to the euro. At least I have...
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answered 11 years ago
I always use hryvnia card. % for conversion is not big. I'm comfortable
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answered 11 years ago