recently I turned 18 and want to open an account in foreign banks in india such as HSBC and DBS as they offer zero balance savings account and they are also accepted worldwide and offers various offers and cashbacks on spending with their debit card. I want to know is there any better option or my decision is correct or notIs their any loophole on the foreign banks please tell....
I was thinking to open account in foreign banks such as HSBC and DBS
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Skylar
KF Mentor
- Indian bank cards are accepted worldwide.
- Indian bank cards do have rewards and CB on spending.
SBI Debits cards are giving rewards points from 2009
Rewards and CB on debit cards are nothing new and the same with international spending.
but services are not good of public sector bank can you please suggest me an account with zero balance services good no maximum withdrawl and accepted worldwide if not accepted just convey me but its features must be very good- Indian bank cards are accepted worldwide.
- Indian bank cards do have rewards and CB on spending.
SBI Debits cards are giving rewards points from 2009
Rewards and CB on debit cards are nothing new and the same with international spending.
Skylar
KF Mentor
There no question of not accepted as every Indian bank PSU and Private offer "International Debit cards" you have to opt for those.
zacobite
KF Mentor
basic savings account is mandate by rbi.. all banks provide this.. they will. have limits on withdrawals / atm transactions etc.. and no debit card rewards.. unless you take a PAID DC.. no only basic services.. nothing fancy
theraj0007
KF Expert
I THINK INDIAN BANKS ARE GOOD ENOUGH. IT OFFERS INTERNATIONAL CARDS .
