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[sacredrays]

the withdrawal feature finally came... the small restrictions are reasonable.

credit card top up sure cannot, it would be seen as a loophole for cash advance.
debit card maybe got some fees that would cost them if they allow the free withdrawal.

 

[Royaloyd]

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

guess you really made some impact and they listened haha. small voices do add up

 

[xsoldix]

Dont see this in my app yet.
need to do anything?

 

[twosix]

guess you really made some impact and they listened haha. small voices do add up

I'm sure many provide the same feedback when asked to do the survey. I just do my part only.

 

[twosix]

Dont see this in my app yet.
need to do anything?

It's rolling out to users. I've not seen it yet too.

 

[endori]

I've seen it but it says withdrawals not allowed for topups made before 22 July 2024

 

[twosix]

I can transfer funds out now, but can transfer to paynow only. I transferred in via link bank acct but can only transfer out via paynow. Weird.

 

[Elon Jobs]

The more YouTrip changes, the more they become Revolut.

 

[twosix]

The more YouTrip changes, the more they become Revolut.

Does it matter? IOS and android also have more and more common features.

 

[Elon Jobs]

Does it matter? IOS and android also have more and more common features.

I’m not sure what you mean does it matter. I did not say it’s a good thing or bad thing, I’ve been using both since end 2019. I’m just commenting the so called new feature introduced by YouTrip has been in placed by Revolut for years.

First it was Applepay; then they removed the $5 fee per withdrawal and use Revolut $400 monthly limit model; and now the direct bank top up and withdrawal.

 

[twosix]

I’m not sure what you mean does it matter. I did not say it’s a good thing or bad thing, I’ve been using both since end 2019. I’m just commenting the so called new feature introduced by YouTrip has been in placed by Revolut for years.

First it was Applepay; then they removed the $5 fee per withdrawal and use Revolut $400 monthly limit model; and now the direct bank top up and withdrawal.

Neither did i say it is good nor bad. I'm saying companies will copy each other if customers demand for it. They want people to use their products. Same for apple and google. They copy each other too because users demand for those features. This is the real world. Customers will drive the companies to deliver. This is what i am saying. End of the day, it is up to the customers to decide who to use or use all of them. I have yt, revolut abd trust. I use whichever i feel like it. Any cash left i will withdraw back to my bank acct.

 

[Elon Jobs]

Neither did i say it is good nor bad. I'm saying companies will copy each other if customers demand for it. They want people to use their products. Same for apple and google. They copy each other too because users demand for those features. This is the real world. Customers will drive the companies to deliver. This is what i am saying. End of the day, it is up to the customers to decide who to use or use all of them. I have yt, revolut abd trust. I use whichever i feel like it. Any cash left i will withdraw back to my bank acct.

Well based on your theory, it sure seems like YouTrip finally took notice of what the consumers want after 5 years.

 

[twosix]

Well based on your theory, it sure seems like YouTrip finally took notice of what the consumers want after 5 years.

They are probably losing market shares thus caved in.

 

[xsoldix]

Saw the Transfer button in my app.
Successfully linked my egiro to dbs account.

instant topup.
withdrawal to my paynow nric also instant.

more good years ahead.

 

[pclow59]

Try linking my POSB account, tested on their website is ok, but once started to link, always give me wrong id or password

 

[CrashWire]

They are probably losing market shares thus caved in.

Took them long enough. They must have been very comfortable with EZ Link's money, and maybe their investors weren't asking questions until recently.

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

anyone compared DBS debit card FCY vs Youtrip? since dbs now got 2% cashback on FCY and no FX fee.

 

[twosix]

anyone compared DBS debit card FCY vs Youtrip? since dbs now got 2% cashback on FCY and no FX fee.

Of course DBS wins. But I heard it is for invited customers only?

 

[IcYFl4mEz]

Of course DBS wins. But I heard it is for invited customers only?

Its on dbs website, nv state by invite only. U can go see, just need to link the card to your acct.
2% is capped at $20. But if the fcy rate overall better,
Than why not!

 

[twosix]

Its on dbs website, nv state by invite only. U can go see, just need to link the card to your acct.
2% is capped at $20. But if the fcy rate overall better,
Than why not!

Ok thanks. I’d gob find out more. But if rebate capped at $20, then only can spend $1k. Anything more no rebates.