Yes, you can use your Revolut card at shops, restaurants, and hotels in Dominican Republic that accept Visa and Mastercard.
All you have to do is add money to your account in any of our 35+ supported currencies and pay with your card as usual. We'll automatically exchange to DOP at the Revolut exchange rate. You can also make ATM cash withdrawals in Dominican Pesos with your multi-currency card. You won't pay any Revolut ATM fees if you're within your plan's monthly fair usage limits:

• Standard: up to ¥25,000 (or 5 withdrawals, whichever comes first)
• Premium: up to ¥50,000
• Metal: up to ¥100,000

These limits are set on a rolling monthly basis. This means they'll reset every month from the date you opened your account or the date you changed your plan. You can check your remaining monthly allowance in-app.

Check out our Help Centre for more on ATM withdrawal limits.

When you use your card in Dominican Republic, you'll often be asked whether you want to pay in Japanese Yen. This is called dynamic currency conversion (DCC). While it may make it easier to understand exactly how much you're paying in your home currency, you'll often get a poor exchange rate and pay additional fees.
Our go-to tip? When you're in Dominican Republic, always choose to pay in the official Dominican currency: the Dominican peso.
When you spend with your Revolut debit card, we'll take care of the currency exchange, so you'll get competitive rates and fees.

Here's how you can get your Revolut Travel Money Card:

1. Download our app for iOS or Android, and sign up for an account in just a few minutes
2. Tap the card icon on your home screen, go to + Add new, and choose whether you want a physical card, a virtual card, or both
3. Add money to your account in any of 35+ supported currencies
4. Start spending online and in shops with your virtual card straight away. We'll handle the currency conversion for you
5. Once your physical card arrives, you can start making ATM withdrawals as well

Currency exchange rates rise and fall constantly, so it's wise to keep an eye out for current market trends.

Before converting Japanese Yen to Dominican peso, use our currency converter, conversion tables, and price comparison widget to find today's exchange rates. Keep in mind that exchange rates fluctuate constantly, so always double-check our current rate in-app before converting.

When you're in Dominican Republic, you have several convenient ways to handle your payments with Revolut.

Your multi-currency card is widely accepted at most merchants, allowing you to pay directly in Dominican peso if you have it in your account, or automatically converting from another currency in your balance at competitive exchange rates.

For cash needs, you can easily withdraw Dominican peso from ATMs, keeping in mind your plan's withdrawal limits.

Additionally, if you've added your Revolut card to Apple Pay or Google Pay, you can often use your phone for contactless payments at participating stores and restaurants, offering a quick and secure way to pay.

Adding Dominican peso to your Revolut account is straightforward.

• Go to Home on the bottom menu
• Below your balance, tap Accounts
• Tap Add new
• Choose Currency account
• You'll see a list of the available currencies to choose from
• Follow the steps in-app to set up your additional currency account