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Using Your UBA Card Abroad
Looking forward to your next holiday? Of course you are, and it could be much more enjoyable if you take your UBA Debit Card and your Prepaid Card along.
Using Your UBA Card
Worried about taking your cash around? Don’t! Our Cards have you covered. Just relax and enjoy all the convenience and security of using your UBA Card to pay for goods and services, just like you do at home. In fact, MasterCard and Visa Debit Cards are accepted at 30 million locations worldwide and you can withdraw cash from any ATM where you see the MasterCard or Visa logo. And very soon, you will also be able to use your Verve Debit Cards at some select ATMs worldwide.
Features on this Card
Don’t forget to let us know if your travel plans take you outside Nigeria. That way we’ll be expecting to see foreign transactions on your Card, and you can relax, enjoy your holiday and, of course, continue to use your cards for purchases and to withdraw money. If for any reason you are unable to use your card, please contact us immediately by calling our Customer Fulfillment Centre: +256 800100030 /+256 417715100
We take a responsible approach to Customers’ money, so we are open about the charges for using your UBA Debit or Prepaid Card abroad.
You can now buy all that your heart desires with your cards.
UGX 7000 plus 2% will be charged for cash withdrawals from an overseas ATM.
When using a UBA Debit or Prepaid card abroad, watch out for a practice known as dynamic currency conversion where you are given the option of paying for goods and services in either Uganda Shillings or the local currency. While this may seem like an appealing proposition, as you’ll know exactly how much you are spending, as a general rule, you should choose to pay in the local currency. This is because many restaurants and retailers may use an unfavourable rate of exchange to convert the price, which means you could end up paying over the odds.