Yes, you can typically transfer remaining funds from a travel card (Forex card) back to your bank account in 2026, though the process is rarely instantaneous. Most issuers allow you to initiate a "refund" or "encashment" request through their mobile app or online banking portal once you have returned from your trip. You will usually need to provide your bank account number and sometimes a cancelled cheque for verification. Depending on the provider, there may be a fixed administrative fee for the transfer, and the money is often converted back to your home currency at the current "buy" rate, which may be lower than your original purchase rate. If you are using a multi-currency travel card from a neo-bank (like Revolut or Wise), the process is much simpler, allowing you to move money between "pots" or directly to your linked bank account in real-time. It is always a high-value strategy to check your card’s specific terms regarding "residual balance" to avoid unnecessary fees.