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Tinkoff Bank introduces a fee for topping up MIR debit cards
Currently, holders of MIR debit cards can top up their card accounts for free, including at ATMs of third-party banks, for an amount up to 150,000 RUB per month. The fee for exceeding this limit is 2% of the transaction amount.
Fee for topping up MIR cards
Starting July 31 of this year, free card top-ups will only be available at T-Bank's own ATMs and partner banks: Credit Bank of Moscow, VTB, Otkritie, and Pochta Bank. For depositing cash via devices of other credit institutions, cardholders will be charged a fee of 2% of the transaction amount.
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Iosafat
Guest
The article about T-Bank introducing a fee for topping up MIR debit cards is disappointing. As a regular customer, I expected better terms and no hidden fees. While recognizing the importance of developing cashless payments, this move seems wrong and unfair. I hope the bank will reconsider its position and choose in favor of its customers.
Nastasia
Guest
I read the article about T-Bank introducing a fee for topping up MIR debit cards and was unhappy with this decision. Although the bank claims this is necessary to ensure quality customer service, I believe this is an unnecessary burden on top of existing fees. I will look for alternative banks that offer secure and profitable terms without hidden fees.
Evhfia Gorbuzova
Guest
The news about T-Bank introducing a fee for topping up MIR cards is disappointing. I don't understand why customers should pay for using the national payment system. This is imposing services under the guise of "convenience." It seems it is time to reconsider my relationship with the bank.
Agar
Guest
I cannot say that the news about T-Bank introducing a fee for topping up MIR debit cards made me happy. It feels like the bank is trying to squeeze the maximum money out of its customers. On the other hand, perhaps this is somehow related to the country's economic situation. In any case, I will look for alternatives.
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