The amount displayed in UAH (Ukrainian Hryvna) is just an internal banking calculation of the USD amount. You do not pay anything extra.

That's totally safe, but if you do not like it, you can use other payment options: https://www.captainsim.com/store/

Aharon wrote on Feb 24^th, 2021 at 5:38pm:

Unfortunately

My credit card gets charged an $AU3 ($US2.33 on todays exchange rates) regardless of the international money involved (i.e. same for UK Pound, US Dollar, Euro, etc), so a $US1 charrge is actually better than I get. Sad to say it, but that's how the banks choose to do it here.

Not only that, I sometimes get a $AU2 fee just for using the credit card in some businesses here in Australia as well.

When I buy them, I buy in US Dollars, not Ukrainian Hryvna (UAH).
For me, I only see the $US in the store. The only way I can avoid any fees, is to use PayPal to buy the products, but the exchange rate often varies a bit from the bank rate (usually a bit higher if I remember correctly).

I never thought you were complaining, so I was only letting you know that I also get an international transfer fee. It's best to check what the credit card company/bank (I actually use a Debit Card, not a credit card, but it works the same as long as I have the money in the account) are going to charge you when you buy something from overseas.

Note. actually, I think the charge for me is 3%, so that works out to be $AU3 per every $AU100 (or part thereof) that the cost of the product. So mine would get an extra $AU6 for a $AU200 (~$US154.59) product!