Non-resident Indians can now get credit cards in India. These cards offer benefits for spending both in India and abroad. Several banks lik...

DBS Bank India has launched DBS Aspire, a new banking proposition targeting the emerging affluent segment with a total relationship value o...

Frequent overseas travellers may find newer zero-forex cards offer better savings and accelerated rewards.

Before travelling abroad, Indians face a complex choice, whether to opt for a forex card or a credit card. Debit cards are generally ruled ...

Forex card: BookMyForex has launched an new single currency forex card which offers no charges for ATM withdrawals and forex currency conve...

Facing a cash crunch while travelling? BookMyForex app offers a solution — you can instantly load your forex card. Simply log in, select yo...

TCS on forex payments: From October 1, 2023, forex cards will attract at 20% if the user loads over Rs 7 lakh on the card in a financial ye...

Interbank forex rates are the rates at which banks deal with each other for currency exchange and is considered the true foreign exchange r...

One of the safest and easiest way of carrying forex is by obtaining a forex card. This is a preloaded card and can be used like a debit car...

When you buy a forex card, you are being charged an issuance fee (which is the cost of the card). And, when you buy a credit card from a fi...

If you are planning on going on a holiday abroad this summer, here is what you should know about prepaid or forex cards.

The exchange rates vary from bank to bank. Also, in case of forex cards, the fees and charges will vary across service providers.

These differences in rates and charges can be even more important if you are going for the long-haul: studying abroad for example.

For those travelling overseas, prepaid forex cards are emerging as a sound option in terms of rates and a hedge against further depreciatio...

Experts are Increasingly recommending travellers to go for a prepaid forex card while buying foreign currency.

Travellers can purchase foreign exchange even 180 days prior to the travel date provided they can produce the required documents.

At a time when the rupee is touching newer lows every other day, it is better you opt for prepaid cards or travellers cheques.