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SBI's prepaid travel card

NEW DELHI, FEB. 24. State Bank of India and Visa International today jointly launched the `Vishwa Yatra Foreign Travel Card', a dollar-denominated prepaid travel card.

The card will be accepted at over 1.3 crore merchant locations with electronic terminals worldwide and provide global access to cash (in the regional currency) at over 8.5 lakh Visa ATMs. The new innovation from SBI and Visa is available to all consumers and is suited for both leisure and business travellers.

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