Youtrip (Pay overseas with no fees) DO NOT ask or post referral

[ekardo]

Do keep this list updated

Bank ATM without admin fee:

msia - Maybank, CIMB
japan - Seven Bank (mastercard)
HK - ocbc at wing hang bank
Taiwan - all atm
Vietnam - tpbank


with admin free:
thailand (all bank ATM, including uob)
Japan - Lawson

 

[sglandscape]

Love letter anyone? Saw this in a Telegram group haha.

What's the context? Need to faster spend the funds in case they run road?

 

[TLCTLC88]

Can I use youtrip card to top up e-llink card at the machine?

 

[x_men_naruto96]

What's the context? Need to faster spend the funds in case they run road?

There's a dedicated thread. Many was arbitraging when JPY hit 120 last week. Converting 10k back and forth can make like $140.

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/youtrip-ban.7047513/

 

[Royaloyd]

There's a dedicated thread. Many was arbitraging when JPY hit 120 last week. Converting 10k back and forth can make like $140.

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/threads/youtrip-ban.7047513/

that's pretty dope. but could the ban be actually because it's to stop over exploitation of the FX rates exchange?

 

[Cookie Muncher]

YouTrip still cannot withdraw "top-up" cash?

 

[gregory_choo]

YouTrip still cannot withdraw "top-up" cash?

cannot, but can spend it easily.

use in supermarket, cafe, hawker center......

 

[sibeiTrolled]

YouTrip still cannot withdraw "top-up" cash?

Only overseas with limit.

In SG - Go in, cannot come out naturally as it has constipation unless you spend it

 

[gregory_choo]

Only overseas with limit.

In SG - Go in, cannot come out naturally as it has constipation unless you spend it

overseas no limit. you can withdraw all from wallet.

 

[twosix]

overseas no limit. you can withdraw all from wallet.

But has to pay fees after $300 or $400 limit.

 

[gregory_choo]

But has to pay fees after $300 or $400 limit.

if youtrip say you cannot withdraw more than $400, then it is a limit.

but youtrip just say that you need to pay 2% if withdraw more than $400, never say you cannot withdraw more than $400. so it is not a limit.

 

[fr33d0m]

Fee-free limit…

 

[twosix]

if youtrip say you cannot withdraw more than $400, then it is a limit.

but youtrip just say that you need to pay 2% if withdraw more than $400, never say you cannot withdraw more than $400. so it is not a limit.

I did not say cannot draw more than $400. After that then need to pay fees i what i am saying. I think what i wrote is easy to understand.

 

[sibeiTrolled]

overseas no limit. you can withdraw all from wallet.

Thanks, I treated that as a limit （for my own use).
So i guess i accidentally applied my own thoughts in the initial reply without consideration for the others.



I guess we can all agree to disagree

No hard limit
300 or 400 SGD withdrawal soft limit, depending on if you ae willing to pay the fees.

Fee-free limit…

I guess this is the best description for it.

 

[twosix]

Thanks, I treated that as a limit （for my own use).
So i guess i accidentally applied my own thoughts in the initial reply without consideration for the others.



I guess we can all agree to disagree

No hard limit
300 or 400 SGD withdrawal soft limit, depending on if you ae willing to pay the fees.

I guess this is the best description for it.

Better to say first $x00 is free, anything more need to pay fees.

 

[ducky32]

YouTrip still cannot withdraw "top-up" cash?

Think they are going to roll out the feature in the next few days.

 

[twosix]

Think they are going to roll out the feature in the next few days.

I feedback to them recently that this is the most important missing feature, in their survey. Glad it is coming soon.

 

[HoGnix]

I feedback to them recently that this is the most important missing feature, in their survey. Glad it is coming soon.

Good or Bad to add those non-core features.
Youtrip may add Credit Card, Debit Card top up fees to cover the cost.

 

[twosix]

Good or Bad to add those non-core features.
Youtrip may add Credit Card, Debit Card top up fees to cover the cost.

Able to withdraw should be a core feature if yt wants people to use their cards. A lot has moved to using revolut or trust, and I am one of them. I absolutely will only use you trip if no other choice.

 

[sibeiTrolled]

https://www.you.co/sg/blog/youtrip-bank-withdrawals/

They highlight that debit and credit card top up cannot be withdrawn

*Transfers are limited to the list above. All other balances including card top-ups via debit and credit card cannot be withdrawn