Dime! launches Global Mastercard debit card, instantly deducting dollars from investment portfolios.

KKP Dime launches the "Dimeine Mastercard Debit Card," connecting investment, savings, and spending in a single card. Key features include direct US dollar deductions from investment portfolios and USD accounts, and support for spending in over 150 currencies worldwide.

Date 2 July 2569 KKP Dime Securities A company within the Kiatnakin Phatra Financial Group has launched... "Dime! Nern Global Mastercard Debit Card" A debit card from Kiatnakin Phatra Bank, connected to the Dime! application, expands services from a savings and investment platform to everyday spending both domestically and internationally, under the concept of "Your Everyday Buddy for Every Financial Decision."

Simultaneously, the company officially launched the card through a large billboard in Times Square, New York City, symbolizing the seamless connection between investing in the U.S. stock market and everyday spending.

Key features of the card This means that cardholders can immediately use the funds in their Dime! USD account, such as dividends or proceeds from the sale of US stocks, without having to transfer money back into the country or exchange currency multiple times. This reduces the steps and costs involved in managing foreign currencies.

KKP Dime specify that This feature is ideal for investors with dollar-denominated income, parents and students preparing for overseas education, and travelers seeking convenient cross-border spending.

In addition, the card comes with foreign currency management features, including the ability to hold funds in a foreign currency deposit account (Dime! FCD) in up to 9 currencies with interest rates up to 4.5% per year, the option to select an account for automatic payments via the app, pre-set exchange rates, support for spending in over 150 currencies worldwide, and no annual fee. Applicants who apply by October 31, 2569, will have the initial plastic card issuance fee of 100 baht waived.

Mr. Thanakrit Rungrojchaiporn, Chief Business Officer (CBO) of KKP Dime. The company stated that studies of customer behavior revealed that users wanted more than just investment returns; they also wanted the convenience of using their invested funds for daily expenses. Therefore, the card was developed to increase flexibility in managing multiple currencies. Initially, it targeted investors, those preparing to study abroad, and tourists, who have a high need for cross-currency spending.

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