The payment cards in your wallet can impact how smooth and affordable your trip is. Features and fees vary widely, so it’s worth choosing carefully.
We’ve researched and compared the top credit and debit cards for travellers, with benefits such as travel insurance and lounge access to make your journey smoother.
Morrow Bank Mastercard is a competitor to Bank Norwegian´s Visa. Both cards have similar features. Although the Morrow Bank credit card is not targeted at travellers, frequent travellers can benefit significantly from it. Please read our review to familiarise yourself with the Morrow Bank Mastercard as we share our experiences.
Mobile payments are an integral part of everyday life, enabling fast transactions with a smartphone or wearable device. Apps like Apple Pay, Google Pay, Curve Pay, Samsung Pay, and MobilePay would allow users to make contactless payments, online transactions, and in-app purchases without the need for a physical card. We present the most popular mobile wallets, including their features, costs, and what you need to get started using them to make life easier.
Revolut is an all-in-one solution that integrates bank accounts, investment tools, and payment cards into a single app. It also offers a wide range of additional features. In other words, it functions as a mobile bank. In this article, we explore the main features and subscription plans of the service. Read on to discover what makes Revolut stand out.
Curve Pay is a practical mobile wallet with many features, and it also helps you to save money, especially if you are a traveller. Please read our review to learn how we benefited from Curve Pay.
Wise is a solution for travellers, nomads and immigrants needing a multi-currency account. With Wise, you can transfer money safely, exchange currencies at the best rate in the market, and spend the currencies in your account with a Wise debit card. The fees involved in Wise are relatively lower than those of its competitors. Read more from our Wise review.
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