Can DTV holders access PromptPay using TrueMoney in Thailand?

Elías Molina I didn’t know about the machines but assume it is still a cash transaction.

Graeme Mort I get message only Thai credit cards can bconnected, so no solution.

Graeme Mort We might be splitting hairs here. I use and like TrueMoney but it does have some real limits and it can be expensive for some things like transferring to a bank account to pay a bill. I have had a few examples of this like my juristic office. I get my partner to pay those bills as it is free for her to transfer to another bank account.

I am trying to minimise bank fees so I would not use the linked Visa debit card method, the fix rates are OK but generally there is a 1.5% international transaction fee applied by my bank. I have a credit card that waives international transaction fees but not my debit cards.

I don’t understand the 500k limit you mention.

You can receive up to 500k in a month but the add money limit also applies. If I send using prompt pay from SCB there is a limit of 20k per day. This is not using the top up method but sending money from a bank account not related to me hits this limit.

(4) Adding money to or making payments through a bank account linked to the TrueMoney application. Maxmimum limit 50,000 THB per day

(Except for transactions made via Kasikorn Bank, Bangkok Bank, and Siam Commercial Bank, which are limited to THB 20,000 per day.)