How Indian Travellers Can Cut Costs After Global Banks Pull Credit Cards

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Several global banks have withdrawn credit card services for Indian customers, affecting those who rely on them for international travel. This development has prompted financial experts to suggest alternative ways to manage money abroad. A prepaid forex card is highlighted as a practical option for travellers who can estimate their expenses in advance. Such cards allow users to lock in exchange rates and stick to a set budget while overseas. Travellers are advised to explore multiple payment options to minimise costs and currency conversion fees.

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