The point of using revolut or youtrip is the ex rate right? For a hotel bill of $2,500, no one wants to pay $499 with revolut and $2,001 with a stanchart credit card for eg.
I am just pointing out that between Youtrip and Revolut, youtrip is more flexible. You know what you are going to get, and you can then plan accordingly.
For me, Revolut now becomes a back-up plan, in case youtrip goes into maintenance mode, and I cant top-up while overseas (encountered twice this year).
I originally wanted Revolut to be the main travel card, because of its ability to store different credit card nos (so that I can plan my cc spend), while youtrip can only store 1 at a time.
Another scenario would be to purchase a bag for S$5,000. I can then split the bill into $2,500 each for youtrip and revolut. Doesnt look so paiseh at the boutique payment counter.
Now? No thanks. Youtrip for me.