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by IkmoIkmo
4337 days ago
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No I don't think so. The currency conversion as I understand it is when e.g. a European customer gets a Xapo card linked to an EU issuer, when he or she makes purchases say in India with that card, there's a currency conversion. These are rare occurrences and no different from other cards (that tend to charge lower for fx conversion, like 2% though) The currency conversion fee doesn't relate to regular payments which are completely free. (except of course, for merchants paying 1-3% on any card transaction from anyone pretty much) |
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