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Can I use the converted funds in my Mighty FX debit card to pay for transactions in a foreign supermarket? Does anyone know if I can pay at an overseas supermarket with the converted funds in my Mighty FX debit card?

If I change money into UAE Dirhams, can I swipe my card and be able to avoid admin fees, in addition do Mighty FX foreign currency accounts earn interest?

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    You may be able to avoid admin fees however the policy requires that you must transact in the local currency. That being the case, when you transact on your foreign spend with your Mighty FX Debit Card, the exact amount will be auto debited from the local currency account with no additional admin fees.

    2019.08.01 4:43

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