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Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking vs YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Compare Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking and YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking using the controlling cost, balance, rate, tenure, liquidity, limits, eligibility and current first-party bank evidence for this product type.

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Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking vs YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

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Latest underlying reviewSeptember 10, 2026
Federal BankFederal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Federal Bank customers who want a clearly published international ATM/forex/DCC fee stack and the ability to keep international card usage disabled until needed.

Cost / pricing
Federal Bank's service-charge schedule effective 1 June 2025 publishes ₹125 for an international ATM financial transaction, ₹25 for a non-financial transaction, 3.5% international debit-card markup for Visa/Mastercard and RuPay cards, and 1% of DCC transaction amount + GST. The schedule expressly exempts international ATM charges for Celesta cards held under the Celesta scheme.
Reviewed
September 10, 2026
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3 bank sources
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YES BANKYES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

YES BANK customers comparing the real overseas economics of their exact debit-card variant rather than assuming the bank's premium 0% forex proposition applies to every YES debit card.

Cost / pricing
Current YES EXPLORE/ENGAGE pages publish ₹175 international ATM cash withdrawal, ₹20 balance enquiry and 3% cross-currency markup, while APEX, Premia, Aura and several other premium debit variants publish 0% cross-currency markup. Current business schedules can use different ATM pricing (for example ₹150) and explicitly publish 1% + GST DCC, so exact card/account schedule is controlling.
Reviewed
September 10, 2026
Evidence
6 bank sources
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Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking vs YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Prepared 14 Sep 2026 · Source page: https://littleden.blog/compare-banking/federal-bank-international-debit-card-banking-vs-yes-bank-international-debit-card-banking/

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01Is your exact card eligible and enabled for overseas use?Check the linked account/card and activation state before assuming access.

Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Eligible cards / accounts
Eligible Federal Bank account and international-capable debit card; scheme/card tier controls fee waivers and product maxima.
International activation
Federal Bank says customers can enable/disable Online, Contactless and International debit-card usage through FedMobile Card Management, IVR, Federal Bank ATM or branch.

YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Eligible cards / accounts
Eligible YES BANK savings/current/NRI account with an international-capable debit card. Product/programme determines fees, forex markup and maximum limits.
International activation
YES BANK states new debit cards are initially enabled for domestic ATM/merchant use; international usage and limits can be activated via IRIS, NetBanking/YES Online or customer care. Card-level limits are manageable through digital channels up to product limits.
02Which currency and ATM costs apply?Read forex markup, DCC and overseas-ATM treatment separately without adding unlike charges.

Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Forex markup
Federal Bank's current schedule publishes 3.5% international transaction markup for both Visa/Mastercard debit cards and RuPay debit cards, before any product/scheme-specific concession or waiver that may be separately published.
DCC
Current Federal schedule publishes Dynamic Currency Conversion Fee at 1% of the DCC transaction amount plus GST. It is stored separately from the 3.5% foreign-currency markup.
Overseas ATM
Service charges effective 1 June 2025 publish ₹125 for an international ATM financial transaction and ₹25 for non-financial. Celesta cards for qualifying Celesta scheme holders are explicitly exempted from the bank's international ATM transaction charge; acquirer fees may still be extra.

YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Forex markup
Variant-specific: current YES EXPLORE/ENGAGE publish 3%; current APEX, Premia and Aura publish 0%, as do several selected premium/business variants. No bankwide single percentage is inferred.
DCC
A current YES BANK Freedom Flexi business-account schedule effective 1 January 2026 explicitly publishes 1% + GST DCC for debit-card INR transactions at international locations or overseas-registered merchants. Because not every reviewed retail card page exposes DCC, the engine keeps this as schedule-scoped evidence rather than asserting it universally.
Overseas ATM
Current retail examples such as YES EXPLORE, ENGAGE, APEX and Premia publish ₹175 cash withdrawal and ₹20 balance enquiry; certain other schedules/products publish different fees, including ₹150 business examples and older/NRI variants. Exact card/account schedule controls.
03Will limits and recovery options cover your trip?Check international controls and the recorded support route.

Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Limits / controls
Card product maxima and customer settings govern usable ATM/purchase amounts. International channel enablement is independent from the linked account's balance and applicable regulatory limit.
Support / recovery
International controls are available through FedMobile/IVR/ATM/branch; lost or suspicious cards can be disabled through the bank's current card-management/support process.

YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Limits / controls
Customers can manage card usage and limits through supported channels, bounded by the debit-card product limit. International card maxima remain variant-specific.
Support / recovery
International usage can be controlled digitally; YES BANK publishes domestic and overseas/NRI customer support plus card blocking and grievance routes for unresolved issues.
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Decision factorFederal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM BankingYES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking
Overseas fees / forex / DCCFederal Bank's service-charge schedule effective 1 June 2025 publishes ₹125 for an international ATM financial transaction, ₹25 for a non-financial transaction, 3.5% international debit-card markup for Visa/Mastercard and RuPay cards, and 1% of DCC transaction amount + GST. The schedule expressly exempts international ATM charges for Celesta cards held under the Celesta scheme.Current YES EXPLORE/ENGAGE pages publish ₹175 international ATM cash withdrawal, ₹20 balance enquiry and 3% cross-currency markup, while APEX, Premia, Aura and several other premium debit variants publish 0% cross-currency markup. Current business schedules can use different ATM pricing (for example ₹150) and explicitly publish 1% + GST DCC, so exact card/account schedule is controlling.
Eligible card / linked accountRequires an eligible Federal Bank account and debit card; account scheme/card tier can determine charge waivers and international entitlement.Requires an eligible YES BANK savings/current/NRI relationship with the relevant debit card. Premium programme status can determine whether the card receives zero cross-currency markup or different fees.
International card capabilitiesInternational ATM/POS/online use on supported cards, with international/online/contactless controls available through FedMobile, IVR, Federal Bank ATM or branch.International ATM/POS/e-commerce capability on supported YES debit cards, with international usage and limits activatable through IRIS, YES Online/NetBanking or customer care; selected premium cards publish zero cross-currency markup.
ATM / POS / e-commerce limitsTransaction limits remain card/relationship specific and customer controls can be lower. The engine does not convert domestic ATM/POS ceilings or premium-card benefits into one universal international limit.Transaction limits vary by card and can be customer-managed up to the product limit. The engine keeps APEX/Premia/Aura/Explore and business card maxima separate instead of assigning one YES BANK international ceiling.
International-use eligibilityEligible Federal Bank debit-card holders whose card and linked account scheme support international usage; international access must be enabled where disabled.Eligible YES BANK debit-card customers. Newly issued cards are domestic ATM/POS enabled by default under the bank's RBI-security implementation; international usage/limits must be activated through supported channels when required.
Card / account / regulatory relationshipInternational-use economics follow the exact Federal account/card scheme. Celesta ATM exemptions and other premium concessions remain relationship-specific rather than bankwide.International debit-card pricing follows the exact YES BANK card/account/programme. Zero-forex premium cards and business-debit schedules are maintained as exceptions, not generalized to all customers.
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Decision factorFederal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM BankingYES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking
Eligible cards / accountsEligible Federal Bank account and international-capable debit card; scheme/card tier controls fee waivers and product maxima.Eligible YES BANK savings/current/NRI account with an international-capable debit card. Product/programme determines fees, forex markup and maximum limits.
International activationFederal Bank says customers can enable/disable Online, Contactless and International debit-card usage through FedMobile Card Management, IVR, Federal Bank ATM or branch.YES BANK states new debit cards are initially enabled for domestic ATM/merchant use; international usage and limits can be activated via IRIS, NetBanking/YES Online or customer care. Card-level limits are manageable through digital channels up to product limits.
ChannelsInternational debit usage can cover ATM, POS/e-commerce and contactless according to card/network support, with online/contactless/international states customer-controlled through supported channels.Supported international channels include ATM, POS and e-commerce; the bank's security guidance treats domestic e-commerce/contactless and international ATM/POS/e-commerce/contactless as separately controlled states on new cards.
Overseas ATMService charges effective 1 June 2025 publish ₹125 for an international ATM financial transaction and ₹25 for non-financial. Celesta cards for qualifying Celesta scheme holders are explicitly exempted from the bank's international ATM transaction charge; acquirer fees may still be extra.Current retail examples such as YES EXPLORE, ENGAGE, APEX and Premia publish ₹175 cash withdrawal and ₹20 balance enquiry; certain other schedules/products publish different fees, including ₹150 business examples and older/NRI variants. Exact card/account schedule controls.
POS / e-commerceEligible debit cards support international merchant/online use after applicable controls are enabled, subject to card limit, available balance, merchant/network acceptance and scheme terms.International retail and online usage is available after enablement, subject to the exact card's limits and network/merchant support. Premium variants may pair this with zero cross-currency markup.
Forex markupFederal Bank's current schedule publishes 3.5% international transaction markup for both Visa/Mastercard debit cards and RuPay debit cards, before any product/scheme-specific concession or waiver that may be separately published.Variant-specific: current YES EXPLORE/ENGAGE publish 3%; current APEX, Premia and Aura publish 0%, as do several selected premium/business variants. No bankwide single percentage is inferred.
DCCCurrent Federal schedule publishes Dynamic Currency Conversion Fee at 1% of the DCC transaction amount plus GST. It is stored separately from the 3.5% foreign-currency markup.A current YES BANK Freedom Flexi business-account schedule effective 1 January 2026 explicitly publishes 1% + GST DCC for debit-card INR transactions at international locations or overseas-registered merchants. Because not every reviewed retail card page exposes DCC, the engine keeps this as schedule-scoped evidence rather than asserting it universally.
Limits / controlsCard product maxima and customer settings govern usable ATM/purchase amounts. International channel enablement is independent from the linked account's balance and applicable regulatory limit.Customers can manage card usage and limits through supported channels, bounded by the debit-card product limit. International card maxima remain variant-specific.
Declines / holdsTransactions can fail for disabled card channels, insufficient balance, configured/product limits, merchant/network restrictions or regulatory controls; the current service schedule also publishes decline charges for insufficient funds in relevant contexts.Disabled international/channel controls, insufficient funds, configured/product limits, overseas merchant/network restrictions or regulatory controls can cause declines. YES BANK also publishes insufficient-funds ATM decline fees on individual card pages.
Support / recoveryInternational controls are available through FedMobile/IVR/ATM/branch; lost or suspicious cards can be disabled through the bank's current card-management/support process.International usage can be controlled digitally; YES BANK publishes domestic and overseas/NRI customer support plus card blocking and grievance routes for unresolved issues.
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Federal Bank

Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

  • The published ₹125/₹25 and 3.5%/1% schedule values are bank charges; a foreign ATM/acquirer can separately levy its own surcharge.
  • Celesta cardholders under the qualifying Celesta scheme are explicitly exempted from the bank's international ATM transaction charge, so the standard fee is not universal.
  • DCC 1% + GST is distinct from the 3.5% foreign-currency international debit-card markup; choosing INR through DCC can introduce a different conversion/pricing path.
YES BANK

YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

  • Current YES BANK card pages show both 3% mainstream and 0% premium cross-currency pricing; the exact debit-card variant controls.
  • ₹175/₹20 is current on several retail debit-card pages, while some business/NRI schedules can show different overseas cash pricing, so there is no safe bankwide fixed ATM fee.
  • A current business debit schedule explicitly publishes 1% + GST DCC, but the engine does not claim that rate universally for every retail debit card unless its controlling schedule states it.
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Federal Bank

Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Reviewed
September 10, 2026
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YES BANK

YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Reviewed
September 10, 2026
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6
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Federal Bank International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Reviewed September 10, 2026 · 3 attached first-party sources

  1. Issuer product pagehttps://www.federalbank.co.in/debitcardrates
  2. Issuer product pagehttps://www.federalbank.co.in/tokenisation-of-debit-cards
  3. Issuer product pagehttps://www.rbi.org.in/commonman/english/Scripts/Notification.aspx?Id=1595

YES BANK International Debit Card & Overseas ATM Banking

Reviewed September 10, 2026 · 6 attached first-party sources

  1. Issuer product pagehttps://www.yes.bank.in/personal-banking/yes-individual/cards/debit-card/yes-prosperity-prime-debit-card
  2. Issuer product pagehttps://www.yes.bank.in/personal-banking/yes-individual/cards/debit-card/apex-debit-card
  3. Issuer product pagehttps://www.yes.bank.in/personal-banking/yes-individual/cards/debit-card/yes-premia-debit-card
  4. Issuer product pagehttps://www.yes.bank.in/digital-banking
  5. Fee / charge schedulehttps://www.yes.bank.in/sites/web/content/published/api/v1.1/assets/CONT01809E04F3414F5986F95E185B98509B/native/latest_soc_freedom_flexi_wef_jan_2026.pdf?download=false
  6. Issuer product pagehttps://www.rbi.org.in/commonman/english/Scripts/Notification.aspx?Id=1595