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Cross-source hypothesis

The Better Rate’s Commute

Is traveling for the numerically better exchange rate actually worthwhile?

Compare live bank offers by channel with the time required to reach a curated branch and return.

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Why this pairing matters

The non-obvious connection

The best displayed exchange rate may be economically worse after a round trip. Channel-specific offers and transit time turn a price table into a personal tradeoff.

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The demonstration

One visible reveal

As the user drags the exchange amount, the choice flips: 18 GEL extra after a 42-minute trip becomes 26 GEL per hour of travel.
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Three-hour boundary

The smallest credible version

USD only, three banks, one manually curated branch per bank, one origin, current rates, and one round-trip journey calculation.

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Claim boundary

What the data cannot establish

Offers are bank and channel level, not guaranteed at every branch. The user—not the app—must set the value of their time and verify the rate with the bank.

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Underlying evidence

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LiveLive-tested

Economy

Live bank exchange offers

National Bank of Georgia; rates supplied by participating commercial banksInspect fields and samples →
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Shared ingredients

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