When putting money on your Wise card is it best to convert it to dong and what is the advantage?

16 thoughts on “When putting money on your Wise card is it best to convert it to dong and what is the advantage?”

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   Canada

   Frank Hunt says:

   Convert toDong when your currency is high, Dong will incur less fees than other currencies.

   4 months ago at

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   Canada

   Valerie Geitlinger says:

   Convert what you think you need and draw from ATM. Try to draw maximum, 5000000dong. Some ATM only allow 2 million

   4 months ago at

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   Canada

   Mary Balistreri Swan says:

   I am using my wise card in Vietnam. Only issue is finding a bank that doesn’t charge you a large fee to withdraw cash. The highest fee I’ve paid is $15AUD but that wasnt the wise fee. Its easy to transfer between accounts and great using tap and go too.

   4 months ago at

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   United States

   Louise Badman says:

   Keith Crowley

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   Australia

   Larraine Harper says:

   What is best. Wise or revolut?

   4 months ago at

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   Australia

   Active Member Ken Spink says:

   You can have multiple currencies on your Wise card. Yes, have Dong in one of the accounts. You can transfer from one account, for example from the £’s account on your card. A word of warning! I travel a lot, to many different countries. Vietnam was the only country where I had problems with my Wise card. The majority of ATM’s rejected it! The one which didn’t was HSBC. I wasted so much time trying to find an ATM which would accept it, which caused big problems! Vietnam is a cash based country, so you need access to cash. The next time I go there I will definitely take a second card (most likely Revolut or Monza).

   4 months ago at

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