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Paying excessive surcharge on international transactions? Check if it's Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) |
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Dear Customer,
While shopping overseas, has a merchant ever asked you if you would like to convert your Debit Card transaction from the local currency into your home/billing currency or while withdrawing cash from an ATM, were you ever prompted to choose home/billing currency over local currency? This is called Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC). |
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Here is how you can avoid paying extra charges. |
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| |  | At the payment counter, the executive may offer two choices: | | 1) | To pay in the local currency | 2) | To pay in the home/billing currency |
| | | | To avoid DCC charges, choose �To pay in local currency� | | |
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| |  | If you choose to withdraw cash from an ATM through your Debit Card, you will get options such as: |  | Case 1: | | 1) | Accept without currency conversion | 2) | Accept with currency conversion |
| | To avoid DCC charges, choose 'Accept without currency conversion' |  | Case 2: Conversion to home/billing currency. | | | | To avoid DCC charges, choose 'No' | | |
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Always make your international payments in local currency of country of travel to avoid excess surcharge.
Sincerely,
Amarjit Singh Walia Head - Consumer & Commercial Cards |
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