On CardUp, you will have full transparency on the fees and overall amount sent to your overseas supplier.
When you send money to overseas, the Foreign Exchange rates (FX rates) and all applicable fees charged are presented upfront to you during payment setup.
The fees you pay for depend on:
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Where you are sending it to
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The amount you are sending
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The exchange rate
View our international payments calculator here for business users and here for personal users
What are the CardUp Processing Fees?
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Credit card payment method: A card fee from as low as 1.3%* will be charged to unlock all the benefits of your credit card payment such as card rewards and deferring of payments by up to 2 months, interest-free.
- Bank Transfer payment method: 0% CardUp fees to send money directly from your bank via FAST Bank Transfer
There is no hidden markup fees or hefty intermediary bank charges or commission.
Will there be any additional fees besides the CardUp fee?
No bill shock on any unexpected hidden costs – expect transparent and honest fees!.
When setting up your payment, the exact breakdown of fees will be presented upfront.
They are mainly:
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Foreign Exchange Rates (FX Rates) – the exchange rates between the currency you are looking to transact – which is one of the lowest in the market
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Conversion Fees – this fee includes the costs incurred by us to convert the funds and send your payment overseas.
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SWIFT Fees - is charged by your card issuing bank ONLY when
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you are sending local currency to a bank account outside of the local country e.g. sending USD to a recipient outside of US or
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the payments amounts are high for some currencies (ex. Amount greater than 250K USD, 1M HKD, 1M JPY etc )
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CardUp Fee – is charged for credit card payment method to enable & process your credit card payment and unlock credit card benefits for you
All CardUp transactions (including the fees) are eligible for the base earn rate of most credit cards in the market. Unsure how much credit card rewards you can earn? Use our rewards calculator to find out.