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Wise vs Revolut Singapore 2026: Which Multi-Currency Card Is Best?

2026/02/20 14:21
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Searching for the best multi-currency card in Singapore for travel, online shopping, or sending money overseas?

In 2026, the Wise card and Revolut card are the most popular choices for Singaporeans who want to avoid hidden fees, get the best exchange rates, and manage their money globally. But which one actually gives you more value, lower fees, and a better experience?

In this definitive Wise vs Revolut Singapore 2026 comparison, we break down everything you need to know: real exchange rates, ATM withdrawal limits, all fees, international transfers, and app features.

We also compare both to YouTrip — the top multi-currency travel card for Singaporeans — so you can confidently pick the best card for your needs.

Whether you’re planning a holiday, shopping online, or sending money to family abroad, this guide will help you decide: Wise, Revolut, or YouTrip?

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⚡ TL;DR: Wise vs Revolut vs YouTrip (2026)

FeatureYouTrip WiseRevolut
Wallet Currencies124030
Annual FeesNoneNoneStandard: Free
Premium: S$10.99/month or S$109/year
Metal: S$21.99/month or S$219/year
Exchange RateReal-time wholesaleMid-market (small fee)Interbank (markup outside FX hours)
Foreign Transaction FeesNoneTransaction Fee: None
Currency Conversion Fee: From 0.26%
1% on weekends
Exchange Limit & Fair Usage FeeNoneNoneStandard Plan 
👉 Exchange limit: S$5,000/month
👉 Fair usage fee: 1% when exceeded.
Premium Plan: 
👉 Exchange limit: S$15,000
👉 Fair usage fee: 0.5% when exceeded 
Metal Plan: 
No exchange limits
Overseas ATM WithdrawalsS$400 free per month
*2% fee applies thereafter
Up to S$350/month
2 or less withdrawals: Free
3 or more withdrawals: S$1.50 per withdrawal
More than S$350/month
2 or less withdrawals: 1.75% fee
3 or more withdrawals: S$1.50 + 1.75% fee
S$350/5 withdrawals free per month
*2% fee applies thereafter
Sending Money OverseasVariable fee shown in-appVariable fee from 0.26%Variable fee shown in-app
Bank Withdrawals10 free bank withdrawals/month
For more than 10 bank withdrawals: Request for a refund (S$10 processing fee)
Same currency transfers: Often free
Different currency transfer: Fee varies based on currency
5 free transfers
*S$2.99 fee for each transfer thereafter.
Top-Up Fees (SG)No fees (except Visa credit: 1.5%)PayNow: No fees 
Bank transfer: No fees
Debit Card, Apple Pay, Linked bank account (eGIRO): Varies by amount from S$0.20
Mastercard debit card: 0.51%
Mastercard credit card: 0.62% 
Visa debit card: 0.30%
Visa credit card: 1.97%
International cards: 2.08%
Commercial cards: 1.12%
From bank accounts in Singapore: Free
Best ForTravellers, zero feesSending money abroadApp features, budgeting

📚 Table of Contents:

  1. Wise vs Revolut Exchange Rate (2026 Update)
  2. Wise vs Revolut Fees
  3. Wise vs Revolut ATM Withdrawal
  4. Wise vs Revolut for Travel
  5. Wise vs Revolut for International Transfers
  6. Pros & Cons
  7. FAQs
  8. Final Verdict

Wise vs Revolut Exchange Rate (2026 Update)

Let’s talk about the most important thing: exchange rates.

CurrencyYouTrip 👑WiseRevolut
🇯🇵 JPY 1 SGD = 122.38 JPY1 SGD = 122.05 JPY1 SGD = 122.35 JPY
🇲🇾 MYR 1 SGD = 3.076 MYR1 SGD = 3.070 MYR1 SGD = 3.072 MYR
🇹🇭 THB1 SGD = 24.60 THB1 SGD = 24.45 THB1 SGD = 24.58 THB
🇺🇸 USD1 SGD = 0.7882 USD1 SGD = 0.7863 USD1 SGD = 0.7881 USD
🇪🇺 EUR1 SGD = 0.6706 EUR1 SGD = 0.6691 EUR1 SGD = 0.6704 EUR

*Rates taken as of 20 Feb 2026

💡 YouTrip offers real-time wholesale FX rates with no markups, even on weekends. Revolut charges 1% on weekends. Wise charges a conversion fee from 0.26%.

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Wise vs Revolut Fees

Fee TypeWiseRevolutYouTrip 
Account OpeningFreeFreeFree
Monthly FeeNoneUp to S$21.99None
Foreign Transaction FeeFrom 0.26% (currency conversion fee)1% on weekendsNone
Top-Up Fee Varies from S$0.20Up to 2.08%1.5% fee (Visa credit card only)
International Transfer FeeVariable fee from 0.26%Variable fee shown in-appLow, transparent fees to 40+ countries
ATM Withdrawal Fee1.75% + S$1.50 after S$350/month2% after S$350/month2% after S$400/month

💡 Quick takeaway:

  • Wise — great for sending money abroad with low, transparent remittance fees.
  • Revolut — flashy app, but more fees for top-ups and transfers.
  • YouTrip — best for both travel and overseas transfers, with no hidden fees, real rates, and smooth money sends to 40+ countries.

📖 Related guide: Revolut Singapore (2025): The Ultimate Guide To The Revolut Card, Account & Fees

Wise vs Revolut ATM Withdrawal

CardFree Monthly Withdrawal LimitPost-Limit Fee
WiseS$350 or 3 withdrawals1.75% + S$1.50 thereafter
RevolutS$350 or 5 withdrawals2% thereafter
YouTrip 💜S$4002% thereafter

YouTrip offers the highest free ATM withdrawal limit, which really helps when you’re in need of cash overseas.

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Wise vs Revolut for Travel

Here’s where things really split:

  • Wise: Great for international transfers, but not the cheapest for daily spending due to its conversion fees.
  • Revolut: Excellent for budget tracking and app features, but its weekend FX markups can eat into your travel budget.
  • YouTrip: Designed for travel from day one. Enjoy real-time wholesale ratesno weekend charges, and support for 12 wallet currencies — SGD, JPY, USD, EUR, THB, MYR, AUD, HKD, GBP, CHF, SEK, and NZD.

✅ Pro tip: YouTrip works in 150+ countries, both online and offline. It’s the easiest way for Singaporeans to travel, shop, and withdraw overseas — all without paying unnecessary fees.

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Wise vs Revolut for International Transfers

If your goal is sending money overseasWise is still the best-known player — it built its name on low-cost international transfers using mid-market rates.

Revolut also supports overseas transfers, but:

  • Some instant transfers are charged 1.99%–3%
  • Weekend or cross-currency transfers cost more

🟣 YouTrip, however, now gives you secure overseas transfers to 40+ countries — powered by real exchange rates, no hidden fees, and no confusing tiers. It’s the most balanced choice for travellers who spend and send abroad.

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Pros & Cons:

Wise

Wise Vs Revolut

Image Credits: Wise

✅ Pros:

  • Mid-market exchange rates, transparent fees
  • 40+ currencies supported
  • Best for international transfers 

❌ Cons:

  • Currency conversion fees from 0.26%
  • 2% fee for e-wallet/external funding
  • Only S$350/month (2 withdrawals) free at ATMs

📖 Related guide: Best Singapore Credit Card For Overseas Spending (2025)

Revolut

Wise Vs Revolut

Image Credits: TechCrunch

✅ Pros:

  • 30 wallet currencies
  • Free and premium plans
  • Budgeting, analytics, and crypto trading

❌ Cons:

  • 1% weekend FX fee
  • Paid plans up to S$21.99/month
  • Higher top-up fees for credit/debit cards

YouTrip

Wise Vs Revolut vs YouTrip

✅ Pros:

  • Real-time wholesale exchange rates (best rates)
  • Zero FX fees, no weekend markups
  • S$400/month free ATM withdrawals (highest limit)
  • Cashback, YouTrip Perks, in-app travel insurance
  • Secure transfers to 40+ countries

❌ Cons:

  • Limited to 12 in-app currencies
  • No budgeting tools

📖 Related guide: Best Multi-Currency Cards In Singapore (2025): A Full Comparison Guide

FAQs

Q: Is Revolut or Wise better?
Wise is best for sending money abroad. For travel and spending, YouTrip wins with zero-fee rates and no weekend markups.

Q: What are the disadvantages of Revolut?
1% weekend surcharge, paid plans, complex fees, and limited live support for free users.

Q: Is Revolut popular in Singapore?
Yes, especially among younger Singaporeans. But YouTrip remains the top travel card for simplicity and fee-free spending.

Q: Is Wise or Revolut better for international transfers?
Wise still offers lower remittance fees and transparent rates.

Q: Wise vs Revolut exchange rate — which is better?
Wise has slightly better weekday rates, but YouTrip consistently offers stronger real-time rates with no weekend fees.

Q: Wise vs Revolut ATM withdrawal — which is cheaper?
Wise charges 1.75% after S$350/month, Revolut charges 2% after its limit, and YouTrip offers S$400 free, then 2% after.

Final Verdict

Wise Vs Revolut

At the end of the day:

  • 🟢 Wise — Best for remittance and international transfers.
  • 🔵 Revolut — Best for tech lovers and budgeting tools.
  • 💜 YouTrip — Best for travellers and saving money overseas.

For zero-stress overseas spending, YouTrip is the clear winner for Singaporeans in 2026 — no hidden fees, no weekend markups, and the best real-time exchange rates.

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