Is Wise Card a credit card?
No. It is a debit card funded by your Wise balance, with conversion charges when applicable.
Netherlands · Wise Card
Pay from your Wise balance at home or abroad. Compare conversion costs, cash withdrawals and card acceptance before ordering.
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| What to compare | Wise Card | Other cards |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Deducted from your available Wise balance. | Check debit versus credit, billing dates and any borrowing costs. |
| Foreign currency | Conversion fees apply when currencies need to be exchanged. | Compare the exchange rate, foreign purchase fee and plan conditions. |
| Cash withdrawals | Check your country’s Wise allowance, withdrawal fees and any ATM-operator charge. | Compare the total for the same withdrawal, including operator and conversion fees. |
| Ongoing costs and benefits | Check card order and replacement fees; do not assume credit-card rewards or insurance. | Include account subscriptions and only the benefits you qualify for. |
Compare a typical purchase and withdrawal. At the terminal, check the local-currency option before accepting the merchant’s conversion.
Ask whether the merchant accepts debit cards for a deposit. A balance-funded card does not give you a credit limit.
Check the local payment methods you need and how you will fund the account. Keep a backup for merchants that cannot accept the card.
Check eligibility and current terms on Wise before choosing.
No. It is a debit card funded by your Wise balance, with conversion charges when applicable.
Not always. Wise allowances and fees depend on where your card was issued; the ATM operator may charge separately.
No. Compare the total debit for the same purchase or withdrawal, including exchange rates, subscriptions and fees.
Check with the merchant before booking. Some deposits require a credit card or temporarily reduce your available balance.