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YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card vs Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

Compare YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card and Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card using the controlling cost, balance, rate, tenure, liquidity, limits, eligibility and current first-party bank evidence for this product type.

Forex & prepaid travel card comparison

YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card vs Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

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Latest underlying reviewSeptember 10, 2026
YES BANKYES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card

YES BANK customers or travellers who specifically want the bank's multi-currency prepaid card and are willing to confirm the current replacement/new-issuance state at a branch before travel.

Cost / pricing
YES BANK's current migration page points customers to the applicable schedule and replacement process. A separate current BookMyForex co-branded schedule publishes zero standard issuance/reload/refund, 3.5% cross-currency markup and currency-specific ATM fees; those partner-card economics are kept distinct from older legacy MCTC tariffs.
Reviewed
September 10, 2026
Evidence
4 bank sources
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IndusInd BankTata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

Travellers who want 14 currencies, Tata Neu-based acquisition/management and a clearly published current fee and transaction-limit schedule.

Cost / pricing
Current schedule lists ₹299 issuance, ₹99 reload, ₹99 reissue, zero encashment, 3.5% cross-currency markup and ₹250 equivalent quarterly inactivity fee after 18 months of inactivity, plus currency-specific ATM fees.
Reviewed
September 10, 2026
Evidence
3 bank sources
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YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card vs Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

Prepared 14 Sep 2026 · Source page: https://bankingreference.info/compare-banking/yes-bank-multicurrency-travel-card-vs-indusind-tata-neu-forex-card/

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01Do the currency wallets and loading route fit your trip?Check wallet coverage and load/reload conditions for the named prepaid card.

YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card

Currencies / wallet format
Current YES BANK Visa MCTC material lists up to 14 wallets: USD, GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD, SGD, AED, JPY, SAR, THB, CHF, ZAR, NZD and HKD. Current BookMyForex card material also uses a 14-wallet authorization structure.
Load / reload
Reloadable subject to FEMA limits. Exact fee depends on the live card programme: current BookMyForex standard schedule lists ₹0 reload while older legacy MCTC material lists ₹100; these are deliberately not merged.

Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

Currencies / wallet format
Current card supports 14 wallets: USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, SGD, AED, CAD, SAR, HKD, JPY, NZD, ZAR, CHF and THB.
Load / reload
Reloadable through Tata Neu, IndusInd branches or IndusForex portal. Current reload fee is ₹99 plus applicable GST.
02Which conversion rules apply to the payment currency?Distinguish the loaded rate, cross-currency use and wallet conversion without deriving a combined cost.

YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card

Exchange rate
YES BANK states the final applicable card rate is the rate prevailing at transaction/processing and may differ from displayed website rates. Conversion from one wallet/currency to another follows the applicable card/programme rate.
Cross-currency
Current BookMyForex schedule lists 3.5% cross-currency markup. Older legacy MCTC schedule shows 2.75%, so the rate must be tied to the actual issued/replacement card programme.
Wallet conversion
Card uses a defined currency-authorization order when matching wallet funds are insufficient. Cross-currency conversion applies and partial aggregation across multiple insufficient wallets is not allowed.

Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

Exchange rate
Matching loaded-currency transactions use the prepaid wallet amount; non-base/non-wallet currency conversion follows Visa conversion plus the bank's published cross-currency markup.
Cross-currency
3.5% markup under the current schedule when conversion outside the funded wallet/base currency is required.
Wallet conversion
Automatic wallet fallback is supported based on a defined currency priority; customers can manage currency priorities through supported card channels.
03What fees and closure conditions remain?Check service fees and unused-balance refund or closure treatment.

YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card

Fees
Programme-specific. Current BookMyForex standard schedule: ₹0 issuance/reload/refund, 3.5% cross-currency, ₹250 India replacement and ₹3,000 overseas replacement; older legacy YES MCTC has different fees.
Refund / closure
Current migration page provides branch support for card balance/status. BookMyForex standard schedule lists ₹0 refund fee, while legacy MCTC terms historically differed.

Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

Fees
₹299 issuance, ₹99 reload, ₹99 reissue, ₹0 encashment, 3.5% cross-currency, currency-specific ATM/balance enquiry fees and applicable GST.
Refund / closure
Current schedule lists encashment fee as zero. Remaining foreign exchange is subject to RBI retention/refund rules after return to India.
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Decision factorYES BANK Multi Currency Travel CardTata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card
Issuance / reload / travel-card costsYES BANK's current migration page points customers to the applicable schedule and replacement process. A separate current BookMyForex co-branded schedule publishes zero standard issuance/reload/refund, 3.5% cross-currency markup and currency-specific ATM fees; those partner-card economics are kept distinct from older legacy MCTC tariffs.Current schedule lists ₹299 issuance, ₹99 reload, ₹99 reissue, zero encashment, 3.5% cross-currency markup and ₹250 equivalent quarterly inactivity fee after 18 months of inactivity, plus currency-specific ATM fees.
Loaded currency walletsMulti-currency prepaid balances. YES BANK's current Visa MCTC material lists up to 14 currency wallets, while migration/replacement status now controls continued usability of older cards.Up to 14 prepaid currency wallets: USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, SGD, AED, CAD, SAR, HKD, JPY, NZD, ZAR, CHF and THB.
Forex-card capabilitiesUp to 14 currencies, overseas Visa acceptance, branch issuance/replacement, wallet-priority processing, load/reload, transaction statements/support and replacement-card migration during the current system upgrade.14 currencies, Visa global acceptance, Tata Neu/IndusFX/online portal servicing, automatic wallet fallback, configurable currency priorities, online transaction tracking and explicit DCC blocking.
ATM / load / usage limitsCurrency-specific ATM/POS ceilings are published in card schedules, but v1.53 keeps BookMyForex-card limits separate from the legacy MCTC schedule and does not merge them into one universal YES BANK limit.Current schedule sets USD 300 equivalent per ATM transaction, USD 1,000 equivalent daily ATM and USD 10,000 equivalent daily POS/e-commerce ceilings across the published wallet table.
Traveller / KYC eligibilityInternational travellers subject to KYC/passport/travel/FEMA documentation. Current migration page says new customers planning overseas travel can visit YES BANK branches with KYC documents.Available through Tata Neu, IndusInd branches/online portal and authorised channels subject to KYC, passport/travel and FEMA requirements; current terms also describe eligible Indian nationals/NRIs/corporates subject to law.
Prepaid card / funding / regulatory relationshipYES BANK prepaid travel-card relationship currently in a migration/replacement state. BookMyForex co-branded card terms and older YES BANK Visa MCTC terms are related but not interchangeable.IndusInd-issued prepaid forex card co-branded with Tata Neu. Its economics and wallet controls are separate from IndusInd debit-card international usage.
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Type-specific banking comparison terms for YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card and Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card
Decision factorYES BANK Multi Currency Travel CardTata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card
Currencies / wallet formatCurrent YES BANK Visa MCTC material lists up to 14 wallets: USD, GBP, EUR, CAD, AUD, SGD, AED, JPY, SAR, THB, CHF, ZAR, NZD and HKD. Current BookMyForex card material also uses a 14-wallet authorization structure.Current card supports 14 wallets: USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, SGD, AED, CAD, SAR, HKD, JPY, NZD, ZAR, CHF and THB.
Purchase eligibilityTravel-only prepaid product subject to branch KYC/passport/travel verification. Current migration page states existing holders can request replacement and new travellers can visit branches for a card.Can be obtained via Tata Neu, IndusInd branch/online channels or approved distribution routes, subject to KYC/passport/travel/FEMA compliance.
Load / reloadReloadable subject to FEMA limits. Exact fee depends on the live card programme: current BookMyForex standard schedule lists ₹0 reload while older legacy MCTC material lists ₹100; these are deliberately not merged.Reloadable through Tata Neu, IndusInd branches or IndusForex portal. Current reload fee is ₹99 plus applicable GST.
Exchange rateYES BANK states the final applicable card rate is the rate prevailing at transaction/processing and may differ from displayed website rates. Conversion from one wallet/currency to another follows the applicable card/programme rate.Matching loaded-currency transactions use the prepaid wallet amount; non-base/non-wallet currency conversion follows Visa conversion plus the bank's published cross-currency markup.
ATM cashCurrency-specific ATM fees and limits apply. Current BookMyForex schedule, for example, lists USD 2 ATM withdrawal and USD 1 balance enquiry with USD 1,000 daily ATM ceiling; legacy MCTC schedules differ.Currency-specific ATM withdrawal fees apply; current schedule caps each ATM transaction at USD 300 equivalent and daily ATM use at USD 1,000 equivalent.
POS / e-commerceDesigned for overseas POS/e-commerce/ATM use. BookMyForex FAQs describe wallet-priority authorization and decline where no single wallet has sufficient funds; DCC usage should be avoided.Visa merchant and online acceptance with current daily POS/e-commerce limit of USD 10,000 equivalent. Contactless use is supported subject to local rules.
Cross-currencyCurrent BookMyForex schedule lists 3.5% cross-currency markup. Older legacy MCTC schedule shows 2.75%, so the rate must be tied to the actual issued/replacement card programme.3.5% markup under the current schedule when conversion outside the funded wallet/base currency is required.
Wallet conversionCard uses a defined currency-authorization order when matching wallet funds are insufficient. Cross-currency conversion applies and partial aggregation across multiple insufficient wallets is not allowed.Automatic wallet fallback is supported based on a defined currency priority; customers can manage currency priorities through supported card channels.
FeesProgramme-specific. Current BookMyForex standard schedule: ₹0 issuance/reload/refund, 3.5% cross-currency, ₹250 India replacement and ₹3,000 overseas replacement; older legacy YES MCTC has different fees.₹299 issuance, ₹99 reload, ₹99 reissue, ₹0 encashment, 3.5% cross-currency, currency-specific ATM/balance enquiry fees and applicable GST.
Refund / closureCurrent migration page provides branch support for card balance/status. BookMyForex standard schedule lists ₹0 refund fee, while legacy MCTC terms historically differed.Current schedule lists encashment fee as zero. Remaining foreign exchange is subject to RBI retention/refund rules after return to India.
Replacement / emergencyMigration workflow specifically requires replacement for continued use of affected/legacy cards. Existing balances/details are transferred to the replacement card; replacement pricing depends on programme.Domestic replacement is currently listed as nil in the reviewed schedule, while re-issuance is ₹99; lost/stolen support follows IndusInd/Tata Neu forex-card channels.
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YES BANK

YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card

  • Legacy Multi Currency Travel Cards are being deactivated as part of a system upgrade; existing users are directed to obtain a replacement card.
  • A February 2026 security incident affected specific BookMyForex prepaid-forex-card BINs; YES BANK restricted transactions from the affected geography and pursued chargebacks.
  • Do not combine the current BookMyForex zero-fee schedule with the older legacy MCTC ₹125/₹100/₹75 fee schedule as if both apply to the same card state.
IndusInd Bank

Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

  • 3.5% cross-currency markup applies when spending outside the funded base/local wallet.
  • DCC is disabled; attempting a DCC transaction can be declined, so choose the local transaction currency.
  • Inactivity fee begins after 18 months without debit or credit activity under the current schedule.
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YES BANK Multi Currency Travel Card

Reviewed September 10, 2026 · 4 attached first-party sources

  1. Issuer product pagehttps://www.yes.bank.in/personal-banking/yes-individual/cards/prepaid-cards/multi-currency-travel-card
  2. Issuer product pagehttps://www.yes.bank.in/personal-banking/yes-individual/cards/mctc-card/visa
  3. Fee / charge schedulehttps://www.yes.bank.in/content/published/api/v1.1/assets/CONT2993B3BE4C4E4FC68A10589862A15F1D/native/ybl_bmf_schedule_of_charges.pdf
  4. Issuer documenthttps://www.yes.bank.in/content/published/api/v1.1/assets/CONTD1324AA984F24AD98FFBBAFAD6F359A0/native/ybl_bookmyforex_faqs.pdf

Tata Neu IndusInd Bank Forex Card

Reviewed September 10, 2026 · 3 attached first-party sources

  1. Issuer product pagehttps://www.indusind.com/in/en/personal/foreign-exchange/tata-neu-forex-card-links.html
  2. Fee / charge schedulehttps://www.indusind.com/content/dam/indusind-corporate/Other/TATA-Neu-IndusInd-Bank-Forex-Card-SOC.PDF
  3. Issuer documenthttps://www.indusind.com/content/dam/indusind-corporate/Other/FAQ-Tata-Neu-IndusInd-Bank-Forex-Card.pdf