@Luit ****************

did you ever use it for real? because first transfers are free ;) click on the fees and see for yourself. in your examples you dont include the fee.

@Luit ****************

you need to look at transfers and not just currency exchange inside the app. and open the fees and see

@Luit ****************

you most likely do the wrong way around. i just showed you the real transfer function in my screenshots.

@Jorge ********

yes you can see the fees beforehand. sorry my screenshot is in german :) you see the rate and the fee.

@Luit ****************

you probably

forgot that Wise charges a 2,85€ fee on a 100€ transfer.

@Luit ****************

if i transfer 100€ via Revolut then the recipient gets 3621 baht. incl. fees…

so Revolut is better right now. and almost always.

@Luit ****************

if i transfer 100€ to a thai account right now then the recipient gets 3555 baht. with Wise. including all fees.

@Jef *******

i guess they are all same same in terms of business practices (account closures, support, etc.)… i have both but Revolut is cheaper, faster and allows transfers to any swift code. while Wise is limited. but they both work and differences are small.

I pay my rent and other bigger bills via Revolut swift transfer. it costs very little and takes a few mins to transfer. i just paid 3 months rent and utilities = 47k baht / 1284€. and i paid a 1,15€ fee. Its cheaper and better than Wise which is also an option.

alternatively you can pay via cash, truemoney. and utilities via 7-11 with cash or lazada app in general.

@Jef *******

or use the cheaper and better Revolut 👍