Live Exchange Rates
Get our best exchange rates* when you order online.
Currency exchange, made simple.
We track market exchange rates daily — so you don’t have to.
To help you get great value when exchanging currency, we compare our foreign exchange rates against major banks and online travel money providers. Whether you're looking to exchange currency near you or want to buy foreign currency online, Travelex has got you covered.
Also check out our buying tips.
Note: we do not repurchase all currencies. See currencies we buy-back.
* In-store rates vary from online rates.
Exchange Rates For Today
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 USA - USD - American dollar |
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| USA - USD - Card - American dollar |
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 Australian - AUD - Australian dollar |
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| Australian - AUD - Card - Australian dollar |
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 Europe - EUR - Euro |
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| Europe - EUR - Card - Euro |
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 Japan - JPY - Japanese yen |
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| Japan - JPY - Card - Japanese yen |
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 Argentina - ARS - Argentine peso |
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 Bharain - BHD - Bahraini dinar |
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 Brazil - BRL - Brazilian real |
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 Brunei - BND - Brunei dollar |
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 Cambodia - KHR - Cambodian riel |
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 Canada - CAD - Canadian dollar |
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| Canada - CAD - Card - Canadian dollar |
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 Chile - CLP - Chilean peso |
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 China - CNY - Chinese renminbi |
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 Colombia - COP - Colombian peso |
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 Czechia - CZK - Czech koruna |
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 Denmark - DKK - Danish krone |
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 Egypt - EGP - Egyptian pound |
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 Fiji - FJD - Fijian dollar |
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 French Polynesia / New Caledonia - XPF - CFP Franc |
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 Hong Kong - HKD - Hong Kong dollar |
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 Hong Kong - HKD - Card - Hong Kong dollar |
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 Hungary - HUF - Hungarian forint |
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 Iceland - ISK - Icelandic kroner |
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 India - INR - Indian rupee |
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 Indonesia - IDR - Indonesian rupiah |
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 Israel - ILS - new shequel |
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 Jordan - JOD - Jordanian dinar |
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 kenya - KES - Kenian shilling |
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 Kuwait - KWD - Kuwaiti dinar |
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 Macau - MOP - Macanese pataca |
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 Malaysia - MYR - Malaysian ringgit |
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 Mauritius - MUR - Mauritian rupee |
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 Mexico - MXN - Mexican peso |
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 Morocco - MAD - Morrocco dirham |
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 Nepal - NPR - Nepalese rupee |
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 New Zealand NZD - Card - NZ dollar |
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 Norway - NOK - Norwegian krone |
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 Oman - OMR - Omani rial |
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 Pakistan - PKR - Paskistani rupee |
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 Papua New Guinea - PGK - kuna |
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 Philippines - PHP - Philippines peso |
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 Poland - PLN - Polish zloti |
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 Qatar - QAR - Qatari ryial |
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 Samoa - WST - Samoan tala |
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 Saudi Arabia - SAR - Saudi riyal |
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 Singapore - SGD - Singapore dollar |
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| Singapore - SGD - Card - Singapore dollar |
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 Solomon Islands - SBD - Solomon Islands dollar |
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 South Africa - ZAR - South African rand |
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 South Korea - KRW - South Korean won |
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 Sri Lankan - LKR - Sri Lankan rupee |
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 Sweden - SEK - Swedish krona |
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 Switzerland - CHF - Swiss franc |
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 Taiwan - TWD - Taiwanese dollar |
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 Thailand - THB - Thai baht |
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 Tonga - TOP - paanga |
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 Turkiye - TRY - Turkish lira |
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 United Arab Emirates - AED - UAE dirham |
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 UK - GBP - British pound |
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| UK - GBP - Card - British pound |
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 Vanuatu - VUV - vatu |
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| Vietnam - VND - Vietnamese dong |
- 'undefined'= currency is not currently available.
- Online rates vary from in-store rates.
Currency Jargon Explained
Foreign exchange can be confusing, so to help break through the confusion, here are some common terms:
Sell rate – This is the rate at which we sell foreign currency in exchange for local currency. For example, if you were heading to Europe, you would exchange NZD for euros at the sell rate.
Buy rate – This is the rate at which we buy foreign currency back from you into your local currency. For example, if you were returning from America, we would exchange your USD back into New Zealand dollars at the buy rate of the day.
Holiday money rate or tourist rate – This is another term for a sell rate.
Spot rate – This is known more formally as the ‘interbank’ rate. It is the rate banks or large financial institutions charge each other when trading significant amounts of foreign currency. In the business, this is sometimes referred to as a ‘spot rate’.
Spread – This is the difference between the buy and sell rates offered by a foreign exchange provider such as us.
Cross rate – This is the rate we give to customers who want to exchange currencies that do not involve the local currency. For example, if you want to exchange GBP to EUR.
Commission – This is a common fee that foreign exchange providers charge for exchanging one currency with another.
Foreign Exchange Services
Exchange Rates FAQ
Where can I get the best currency exchange rate?
Many providers offer better rates online than in-store. To get the best foreign exchange rate, compare online rates from trusted currency exchange providers, steer clear of airport kiosks, and look for deals on larger amounts (e.g. over $2,000).
Should I exchange money before I travel?
Yes — exchanging currency before you travel can save you money. Exchange rates for New Zealand dollars or other currencies may be more favourable at home than abroad, and you'll avoid overseas ATM costs or inflated airport exchange rates.
Do banks still exchange foreign currency?
Some banks still offer foreign exchange services, but not all. You might also find their currency conversion rates differ from specialist companies — and usually not in your favour. For more competitive rates or faster money transfers, dedicated currency exchange services are often a better option.
How can I work out exchange rates?
Use a live exchange rates calculator to find out how much your money is worth in another currency. Just remember: currency conversion rates differ by provider, and the rate you see online may not include service fees or commissions.
How much is $1 in Australia in America?
Exchange rates fluctuate daily, but $1 AUD typically equals around $0.65 US dollar. To get an accurate conversion, use a live exchange rate calculator. Keep in mind that currency conversion rates are also subject to supply and demand and fees may apply depending on how you transfer or exchange your money.
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