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Ever tried making a payment with your virtual card, only for it to get declined and you still get charged? 😩

You’re probably wondering: What’s the $0.45 decline fee for?

We’re breaking down exactly what the fee covers and why it applies. 👇

Hey Tomi,

Your predicament is valid, and it's one many Nigerians can relate to. The cost of flights, accommodation, visas and other travel expenses, travelling outside Nigeria can feel like a luxury reserved for a select few.

Start small and deliberately save towards your first international trip, and you can start with neighbouring countries like Benin Republic, Ghana and Togo.

Even setting aside ₦300K towards your first trip could be a good starting point, depending on your travel plans.

For instance, Benin Republic is close enough for a weekend getaway. You could leave Nigeria on Friday, spend the weekend exploring Cotonou, Ouidah or Porto-Novo, and return on Sunday evening. That's one international trip checked off your bucket list!

Another thing to consider is how you'll make payments while travelling. Payment difficulties and currency exchanges can sometimes take the fun out of the experience. With @useaccrue, you can make cross-border payments without the usual hassle, making it easier to pay for things while exploring.

Above all, don't let the fact that you haven't travelled by 30 make you feel like you've missed out. Everyone's journey is different. Start where you can, save towards it and give yourself the opportunity to experience somewhere new. ❤️

Let's get it!

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