If youāre going to Malaysia, just find an ATM immediately after entering Malaysia. There is at least one or two Maybank ATMs at KL International Airport for every terminal within the airside zone. It does not charge for withdrawals using Monzo, hence 0%. Thereās a catch though: Be careful of the DCC offered on the ATM screen!
Yes, you should try to pay with local currency it as much as you can. DCC can also be applied when buying things in shops/restaurants. After you request to pay in local currency, you should always check amount and acronym for currency on the screen, when youāre entering your pin.
Yes. Actually this is what is supposed to happen if you are not asked. The
problem is that not all Thai people speak English. They just assume that
you want to use your own currency and some p.o.s. machines are set like
this by the provider. Just say Thai baht when you hand over your card and
check the receipt before you sign.
Just arrived in Thailand. I tried to withdraw 20k BAHT from an ATM but it was declined. I then requested 10k which was successful. I thought we could withdraw more. Is this the Monzo card or the ATM?
I withdrew 10k BAHTva couple of hours ago from an ATM and was charged 220 BAHT. Canāt remember the ATM but it was blue. I can find out later if anyoneās interested.
My card is not working in ATMs in Thailand! Iāve tried 3 different ones and Iām out of money so Iām in trouble! I have paid on card ok at a restaurant. ATMs just say transaction error or communication error.
I have selected it as a credit card when it asks, is this Correct? Or should I be saying current account?
I did try it on am ATM that had chip and pin enabled but I can try this. I get given the option to withdraw from savings account, current account or credit card.
Iāve never withdrawn money from the card though, Iāve only used it in shops back home weeks ago⦠Does the 30 day rolling mean I canāt withdraw more than 250 over 30 days?!
no, it has a daily limit , a 30 day rolling limit and a yearly limit - all differing amounts i.e. £250 daily or £1000 on a 30 day rolling limit or £5000 yearly - these figures are made up as an example only