Bank exchange rates: branch and app
Compare buy and sell rates for the same currency. Where a source publishes separate branch and app rates, both appear in the table. Best-rate highlights use only cash quotes confirmed within the last 60 minutes.
Each bank page lists its currencies, source link and checking interval. For a cash exchange, also compare exchange-office rates.
Compare the final cost
The highest buy rate or lowest sell rate is a starting point. Fees, the service channel and an individual quote can affect the amount you receive. Check card-payment and cash-withdrawal terms separately with your bank.
Questions and answers
Which bank has the best dollar or euro rate?
Compare the column you need: buy when selling currency, sell when buying it. The best value is highlighted among fresh cash quotes and may change during the day.
Are branch and app rates the same?
Not necessarily. Where a bank publishes both, the table separates them. An app quote does not automatically apply to a cash transaction; compare the channel you plan to use.
Does the converter use the app rate?
When a bank is selected as the source, the converter uses its fresh cash quote. Separate app rates appear in the table where available; check the transaction terms with the bank.
Are fees included in the rate comparison?
The table compares buy and sell quotes. It does not calculate separate commissions, withdrawal charges or transfer fees. Ask the bank for the amount you will receive after all charges.
Can I get an individual rate for a large amount?
A bank may offer an individual quote, but this is not guaranteed. Confirm the minimum amount, channel and terms with the bank; such offers may not appear in the public table.
What does a stale rate mean?
The source’s quote has not been confirmed within 60 minutes. It remains labelled and does not qualify as the best rate. Quotes unconfirmed for more than 24 hours are hidden from comparisons.
