Travel notices for Ramp cards

Overview

Ramp cards do not require a travel notice. Your card works in most countries without any advance notification to Ramp.

Ramp does not have a travel notification feature and none is needed. You can use your Ramp card internationally without contacting Ramp or changing any settings before you travel.

How international transactions work

Ramp uses real-time fraud monitoring instead of travel notices. If Ramp declines a transaction for suspected fraud, Ramp may alert you and temporarily lock the card. To confirm a legitimate transaction, reply Yes to a fraud alert by SMS if you receive one, or, when in-app confirmation is available, open the affected card in My wallet, choose Unlock card, and confirm the flagged transaction is legitimate. After you confirm the transaction and unlock the card, retry the purchase.

Some international transactions may still be declined because the transaction country is restricted by the card network or issuer. If that happens, you may see a decline reason such as Blocked country or Transaction country not supported, or an SMS that says the transaction took place in a flagged country. A travel notice cannot override those restrictions.

For more details on international card usage, including currency conversion and the globe icon on transactions, see Will my Ramp card work internationally?.

Frequently asked questions

What should I do if my card is declined while traveling?

If Ramp declined the transaction for suspected fraud, reply Yes to a fraud alert by SMS if you receive one, or, when in-app confirmation is available, open the affected card in My wallet, choose Unlock card, and confirm the flagged transaction is legitimate. After you confirm the transaction and unlock the card, retry it. If the decline was for a different reason, see Transaction declines for troubleshooting steps.

Will I be charged fees for international transactions?

International transactions with an original transaction currency that differs from the statement currency may be subject to a currency conversion markup. See Foreign transaction fees for how to find or confirm your statement currency.