Re:Show HN: World’s first £3 flat fee (0% FX markup) money t...
by abofh on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @06:40AM
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Those fees have been there for a while, but for the most part, they only apply to "weird" transfers - particularly uncommon currencies, or landing "foreign" currency in a new country. If you pay dollars to the US, euros to Europe and so on, you typically don't hit them.
I have interests in three currencies, and revolut has been a godsend compared to Wise and direct bank transfer fees.
> They also charge additional fixed fees just for the international payment.
This seems new. I have done international payments before and wasn't charged.