TransferWise Debit Card - A bright green card to save you money when you pay abroad πŸ’³πŸ’±

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The TransferWise Debit Card is connected to the , giving you access to 28 different currencies without the need to move money around.

When you spend money with your card, TransferWise will automatically exchange it in a way that is cheapest for you, choosing which balance is the best to convert into what you are spending πŸ’· πŸ”€ πŸ’Ά

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Ohhh I'm so excited about this. I use this thing for everything already, so hope I can get one :)
"Hello World"... genius :)
A friend recently introduced me to TransferWise and I was mind boggled to see the money i could have saved over the years. Also every time i travel abroad, using Credit cards, forex cards, cash exchange is always too much of a pain. This looks like will solve that! Great product!
I have a borderless account. How do I get the invite for the card? Love TransferWise πŸ‘πŸ½
Question: Can an Indian create an account and receive money into it? And use it to pay or send to someone?
Borderless account were suspended in India due to RBI rules and regulations.
Transferwise has a great platform and services but it's been missing a component to replace traditional bank acct.; this card would be able to complement that need, can't wait!
Looks awesome, but I wouldn't use it for the "bright green" alone. Credit cards colors represent danger much like poisonous animals, the brighter they are, the more risk the user poses which is why people generally prefer gray or black cards and most "intro" cards are red or blue.
I wouldn't necessarily say so. Monzo has a bright coral-coloured card, and people love it
So I still pay a fee for converting? Then I'll stay with my credit card without fees.
I travel a lot and I always wonder if I'm getting the best rates, this sounds like it might be a solution to my problem.
πŸ™ŒπŸΌ YES YES YESSSS!