Digital Bank Offers Free Internet for Customers in Over 130 Countries; Here's How to Take Advantage of This Benefit

Digital Bank Offers Free Internet for Customers in Over 130 Countries; Here’s How to Take Advantage of This Benefit

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 21/09/2024 at 13:46

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Digital Bank Offers Free Internet for Customers; Find Out How to Request Your Right

Get ready for a revolution in how you travel: the digital bank Nubank now offers free internet to its most exclusive customers. That’s right, you read that correctly! Nubank Ultravioleta customers can enjoy 10GB of internet in over 130 countries, at no additional cost.

How Does Nubank’s Free Internet Work?

The magic happens through a virtual chip (eSIM) that can be activated directly through the Nubank app. Forget the need to swap out your physical SIM card when you arrive in another country; the digital bank makes your life easier by offering convenience and speed to stay connected during your travels.

To activate the free internet, just access the “Ultravioleta Benefits” section in the app, choose the option “Travel with Free Internet” and follow the instructions to activate the eSIM on your phone.

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What Are the Benefits of Nubank Ultravioleta?

In addition to free internet, the Nubank Ultravioleta card offers a range of exclusive advantages:

Mastercard Black card with 1% cashback;

Exclusive investments with good returns;

NuTag for tolls with no monthly fee;

High-quality personalized customer service;

MAX subscription for entertainment.

How to Become a Nubank Ultravioleta Customer?

Want to take advantage of all these benefits from the digital bank? Just be a Nubank customer and request the Ultravioleta card. The credit analysis process is thorough but does not require a minimum income, assessing each case individually.

Upon approval, you will automatically receive the Global Account integrated into the Nubank app, allowing for international transactions with lower costs and greater speed. And the best part: you can start enjoying free internet on your travels around the world.

Don’t waste time and connect to the world with Nubank Ultravioleta, the digital bank that takes you further! What did you think of this news? Comment below.

Digital Bank Offers Free Internet for Customers in Over 130 Countries; Here’s How to Take Advantage of This Benefit

Digital Bank Offers Free Internet for Customers; Find Out How to Request Your Right

How Does Nubank’s Free Internet Work?

What Are the Benefits of Nubank Ultravioleta?

How to Become a Nubank Ultravioleta Customer?

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Digital Bank Offers Free Internet for Customers in Over 130 Countries; Here’s How to Take Advantage of This Benefit

Digital Bank Offers Free Internet for Customers; Find Out How to Request Your Right

How Does Nubank’s Free Internet Work?

What Are the Benefits of Nubank Ultravioleta?

How to Become a Nubank Ultravioleta Customer?

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