Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card

Travel Wallet scores 9.5 and Travelex Money Card 9.5 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
Travel Wallet

Travel Wallet

Higher score in this comparison

9.5/10

Travelex Money Card

9.5/10

Where Travel Wallet and Travelex Money Card differ

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card
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Free ATM withdrawals$500£0
Top-up fee0% exchange fee when topping up USD, EUR and JPY at the live rate (Travel Pay)Free on foreign currency wallets; 2% on the Pound Sterling wallet
Card networkVisaMastercard
Currencies46Higher22
Monthly fee₩0Not confirmed
Cashback rate0.3%Not confirmed

Same on both: Currency conversion fee (0%), Card type (Prepaid).

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Key differences

  • Currencies is higher at Travel Wallet: 46 vs 22.
  • Support channels: only Travel Wallet offers Chat, Community.

Our verdict on each

Travel Wallet

Travel Wallet is a prepaid multi-currency travel card built for people who want to hold and spend in several currencies without a monthly charge. Fees stay low, with a currency conversion fee of 0% and a monthly fee of KRW 0, which suits travellers paying for things in the currency of the country they visit.

Read the full Travel Wallet review

Travelex Money Card

Travelex Money Card is a prepaid multi-currency wallet built for travel, and it suits travellers who spend abroad and want a single card for many currencies. Its currency conversion fee of 0% ranks 1 of 258 on the site, while the free ATM allowance of £0 is the weak spot.

Read the full Travelex Money Card review

Score breakdown

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card
AreaTravel WalletTravelex Money Card
Cost9.4Monthly fee of KRW 0, currency conversion fee of 0% and free ATM withdrawals of $500.9.6HigherCurrency conversion fee of 0%, a free ATM withdrawal allowance of £0 and a top-up fee on the pound sterling wallet.
Offer9.5HigherA prepaid visa card covering 46 currencies, with multi currency and travel features and cashback of 0.3%.9.2A prepaid card for multi currency and travel use across 22 currencies on the mastercard network, with email, phone and help centre support.
TrustNot confirmed9.6

Where each is licensed and available

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card
CountryTravel WalletTravelex Money Card
South KoreaNot confirmed
United KingdomNot confirmed

Additional countries for Travel Wallet: 1. Additional countries for Travelex Money Card: 1.

Where these facts come from

Travel Wallet

  • apps.apple.com: 9 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • docs.channel.io: 3 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • travel-wallet.com: 1 fact, checked September 26, 2026

Travelex Money Card

  • travelex.co.uk: 9 facts, checked September 26, 2026
  • en.wikipedia.org: 2 facts, checked September 26, 2026

How they place

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card
RankingTravel WalletTravelex Money Card
Credit and debit cards139 of 1594140 of 1594
Prepaid cards14 of 20815 of 208

Every fact side by side

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card
FactTravel WalletTravelex Money Card
FeaturesMulti currency, TravelMulti currency, Travel
AudienceBusinessNot confirmed
Legal entityTravel Wallet Co., Ltd. ((주)트래블월렛), business registration number 6818700800Travelex Foreign Coin Services Ltd
HeadquartersSouth KoreaUnited Kingdom
FoundedNot confirmed1976
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Chat, Help centre, CommunityCovers moreEmail, Phone, Help centre

Where each stands against the rest

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card
FactTravel WalletTravelex Money CardMedian
Currency conversion fee0%below the median0%below the median1%
Cashback rate0.3%lowest quarterNot confirmed2%
Currencies46highest quarter22above the median8

Median across 336 listed providers.

Pros and cons

Travel Wallet

Pros

  • Monthly fee of KRW 0 for the prepaid account, first on monthly fee among the brands compared.
  • Currency conversion fee of 0%, ranked 1 of 258 on this measure.
  • Free ATM withdrawals of $500, so you can still get local cash abroad.

Cons

  • It is a prepaid card on the visa network, so the balance has to be loaded before you spend rather than held as working money.
  • The account is listed for a business audience (business), so it is a different shape of product from a card for personal daily spending.
  • Cashback sits at 0.3%, below what a rewards credit card could offer on everyday spending.

Travelex Money Card

Pros

  • A single wallet for 22 currencies, with a prepaid card on the mastercard network.
  • Conversion costs 0% against a site median of 1%, so spending on the card abroad stays cheap.
  • A currency specialist trading since 1976 and based in the United Kingdom.

Cons

  • The free ATM withdrawal allowance is £0, so cash abroad costs extra.
  • The top-up fee is charged on the pound sterling wallet, so load the foreign currency wallets instead.

Who each suits

Travel Wallet

Who it suits

  • Travellers who want to hold and spend in the currency of the country they are visiting.
  • Business users paying suppliers and staff in other currencies.
  • Anyone who wants a prepaid card with no monthly charge and no currency conversion fee.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone wanting a UK deposit protection scheme, since the licences here are Korean registrations rather than UK ones.
  • People who want a rewards-heavy credit card for everyday spending.
  • Those who need an overdraft or a credit line, as this is a prepaid card.

Travelex Money Card

Who it suits

  • Travellers loading 22 currencies before a trip who want a prepaid card rather than a current account.
  • People who spend on the card abroad and treat cash withdrawals as a fallback, given the free ATM allowance of £0.
  • Holders willing to top up the foreign currency wallets, where the top-up fee is free, and leave the pound sterling wallet empty.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Varo Believe Secured Credit Card, for people who want a debit card that lives in the wallet at home rather than a travel-only prepaid card.
  • Wise, for keeping balances in many currencies with a currency conversion fee of 0.1% outside holidays.
  • bunq, for bills and salary with a currency conversion fee of 0.5% to 3% from a general account rather than a travel wallet.

Current offers

Travel Wallet

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Woori Travel Wallet card rewards: 0.3% rewards on all domestic and overseas payments

    Apply for the Woori Travel Wallet card in the app (version 4.0.0+); overseas payment fee free, worldwide ATM cash withdrawal and contactless transport card function included; card issued in partnership with Woori Bank

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Travelex Money Card

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Travelex Plus free membership with 0% commission and a first trip discount valid for 30 days: 0% commission however you buy, plus a first trip discount valid for 30 days

    Join Travelex Plus; membership is free, discount valid for 30 days

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Travel Wallet vs Travelex Money Card
CountryTravel WalletTravelex Money Card
South KoreaYesNo
United KingdomNoYes

Questions about each

Travel Wallet

What does Travel Wallet cost to hold?+

The monthly fee is KRW 0, which ranks it 1 of 422 on monthly fee among the brands compared. Top-ups of US dollars, euros and Japanese yen carry no exchange fee when done at the live rate, so loading the card does not eat into your travel money.

Is there a currency conversion fee?+

The currency conversion fee is 0%, and that puts Travel Wallet at rank 1 of 258 on this measure. You hold and spend in 46 currencies from one card, so the usual travel markup on exchanging money is not the main cost here.

Travelex Money Card

What does it cost to use the card abroad?+

The currency conversion fee is 0%. Top-ups are free on the foreign currency wallets, and the top-up fee is charged on the pound sterling wallet, so the cost depends on which wallet you load and how much you convert while away.

Is the card regulated, and whose name is on the licence?+

The card is issued by Travelex Foreign Coin Services Ltd, which is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK under licence 900010. Payments run on the mastercard network, so the card is accepted in the places Mastercard is taken.

Travel Wallet

Travelex Money Card