Using your Currensea travel debit card in Geneva will remove bank fees, typically giving you a better exchange rate than the high street, challenger banks, and prepaid card providers. It could save you £65 on average¹.
Based on a weekend in Geneva for two
Local ATM at the weekend
Four-star hotel
Drinks, dinner and entertainment
Breakfasts and lunches
Taxis and transport including to and from the airport
Entertainment including excursions, boat trips and sightseeing
Shopping in the many designer shops
Sundries
TOTAL
See how using a Currensea card to spend abroad stacks up against high street banks, challenger banks and travel spending cards.
Subscription free
0.5%
£25/year
0%
£120/year
0%
5.23%
5.23%
5.23%
Find out how we calculated costs for other methods of spend abroad here
Competitive 0.5% FX rate
Fee-free withdrawals up to £500/month, then 2% rate applies
Advanced security - spend notifications, set spend limits & freeze card
Spend in all 180 currencies
Market leading 0% FX rate
Fee-free withdrawals up to £500/month, then 1% rate applies
Exclusive car hire benefits with Avis & Hertz
Preferred Hotels & Resorts perks
Exclusive offers for Premium cardholders
Market leading 0% FX rate
Fee-free withdrawals up to £750/month, then 1% rate applies
Exclusive membership to Avis President's club and Hertz's President's Circle
Preferred Hotels & Resorts - enjoy 4 nights for the price of 3
24/7 travel concierge giving you access to top restaurants, events and experiences
Airport lounge access with Lounge Key™
Exclusive offers for Elite cardholders
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¹We calculate the average cost that the high street banks, challenger banks and pre-paid travel cards included in the table above would add to your transactions overseas. We then subtract the cost whilst using Currensea, giving the savings of £65, whilst spending 2850CHF during a long weekend in Geneva for two adults.
Connect your Currensea card to your existing bank account.
We debit your bank account when you spend, and will notify you of savings.