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Because Revolut charges extra outside of non trading hours. For SGD-AUD pair, what is the trading hours?
 

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I tried doing a bank transfer. The app says "Activate your card by making a purchase in-store".

I went to 7-11 to purchase something. I slot the card into the machine, but it did not ask me for my PIN. So I am just wondering how does one "activate" the card by using PIN at a store?
 

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I tried doing a bank transfer. The app says "Activate your card by making a purchase in-store".

I went to 7-11 to purchase something. I slot the card into the machine, but it did not ask me for my PIN. So I am just wondering how does one "activate" the card by using PIN at a store?

I used it like you did and even though didn’t have to key in pin it was activated
 

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I used it like you did and even though didn’t have to key in pin it was activated

My card works, the money is subtracted.

However, when I tried to do a bank transfer in Revolut App (e.g. bank transfer to a local bank), it still shows the message "Please activate your card by making a chip transaction in-store."

So I wonder what I need to do in order to being allowed to do a bank transfer.
 

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My card works, the money is subtracted.

However, when I tried to do a bank transfer in Revolut App (e.g. bank transfer to a local bank), it still shows the message "Please activate your card by making a chip transaction in-store."

So I wonder what I need to do in order to being allowed to do a bank transfer.

I just tried that and it works, although I have to wait a few days for funds to come in
 

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I went to 7-11 to purchase something. I slot the card into the machine, but it did not ask me for my PIN. So I am just wondering how does one "activate" the card by using PIN at a store?

Wondering this myself...

Went to topup my ez-link card yesterday, select Credit/Decit card, slot the card into the reader and the transaction just went thru without asking for my PIN.
 

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in sg we dont practise insert card + pin but overseas need use pin

as long as you insert card transaction = activate liao
 

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in sg we dont practise insert card + pin but overseas need use pin

as long as you insert card transaction = activate liao

Tried topping up my Singtel Dash Wallet via Credit/Debit Card after the ex-link card transaction and the transaction was also declined.

So doubt it was activated
 

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I just tried that and it works, although I have to wait a few days for funds to come in
I'm curious to know if you will get charged any fees.

Cuz I was informed by Revolut support staff that all Revolut Singapore account transfers are via SWIFT (aka Telegraphic Transfer) and will not use SEPA even if in EUR ansd to/from SEPA-supported countries.

Based on the respective bank's list of fees and charges, it seems that most local banks charge S$10 for SGD incoming TT transfers (i.e. via SWIFT). Only a few banks (CIMB, Citibank, ICBC) do not charge fee for incoming TT.
 

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I'm curious to know if you will get charged any fees.

Cuz I was informed by Revolut support staff that all Revolut Singapore account transfers are via SWIFT (aka Telegraphic Transfer) and will not use SEPA even if in EUR ansd to/from SEPA-supported countries.

Based on the respective bank's list of fees and charges, it seems that most local banks charge S$10 for SGD incoming TT transfers (i.e. via SWIFT). Only a few banks (CIMB, Citibank, ICBC) do not charge fee for incoming TT.

I transferred into my DBS account. Came in as GIRO (ie ACH) transfer. No additional fees but took 2 working days.
 

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Has anyone tried transferring money into MCO using Revolut?

The MCO SG Telegram chat says can transfer in, no fees so better than Transferwise/Instarem for now.

Need to setup SGD fiat wallet in MCO app with UK as Bank Country and send to business in Revolut app.
 

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Does using your Revolut card overseas on weekends incur additional fees?
 
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