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If you're from India, here are 11 crypto cards that will accept your registration.
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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Apple Pay
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No Apple Pay
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No Apple Pay
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No Apple Pay
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How Much Is the Foreign Exchange Fee to Use These Cards in India?
Since these cards are denominated in USD or EUR, every time you spend in India, your payment needs to be converted into Indian Rupee first. Your card will charge an FX fee when converting to INR.
Here's how they compare when it comes to foreign exchange (FX) fees.
* Visa and Mastercard charge around ~1% on top of the card's FX fee.
Example: Kolo charges 1% foreign exchange fee. On a 1,000 Rupees purchase, you pay ₹1,000 + ₹10 foreign exchange fee + ₹10 Visa foreign exchange fee = ₹1,020.
When a payment terminal asks, choose the local currency, Rupees. This lets your crypto card handle the exchange rate, so you can be sure of the exact percentage you will pay. If you choose USD, the local POS terminal bank does the conversion instead, often at a worse rate. In some countries, that markup can reach 8%.
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