Lynk Visa virtual card review

Currency conversion is 0% on this card, so spending in another currency adds no conversion charge. Wise lists 0.1% for the same measure. The card is a virtual card, which keeps it in the phone or wallet rather than a plastic sleeve.

The card is virtual and runs on the visa network, so it is accepted where that network is accepted online and in stores. virtual card, travel and multi currency are the features listed, which places it in travel use.

Support runs on email, so a question goes by written message and the answer comes back in writing. Keeping the card details handy makes that message easier to write, especially on a virtual card with no physical copy to read from.

The card is issued by TFOB Limited, based in Jamaica and founded in 2021. It runs in a single market, so the account and its support are set up for that market rather than a worldwide service.

Lynk's currency conversion fee of 0% compares with 0.1% for Wise, and Lynk ranks 1 of 237 brands on that measure. Monzo Flex and Bitpanda are a debit and a debit card, a different shape from this one.

virtual card, travel and multi currency are the features listed for the card, covering virtual card use, travel and multi-currency spending. A conversion fee of 0% suits a reader who changes currency often and would otherwise pay on every transaction abroad.

It is a virtual card on the visa network. Virtual cards are a minority choice across the brands compared, at 5.4% of them, so a reader who wants a card in the hand is choosing the smaller group.

It fits a reader who spends in several currencies, wants a virtual card on the visa network and is content with email support. Readers who want a debit card such as Monzo Flex, or a Bitpanda debit card, are looking at the other shape.