Why are bank buy and sell rates different?

Banks buy foreign currency at one rate and sell it at another. The difference between the two rates is the bank spread.

How current are the exchange rates?

Each result shows when the bank rate was last updated. Stale data is excluded from ranking when current offers are available.

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How Are Bank Offers Ranked?

KursPulse estimates the amount for each published bank rate. The best calculated result among available current data ranks first.

Why Are Buy and Sell Rates Different?

A bank buys foreign currency at one rate and sells it at another. The difference is the bank spread.

Are Fees Included?

Fees are included only when the bank publishes them with the rate. Branch conditions and transaction limits may change the estimated amount.

How Current Are the Rates?

Each result shows when the bank rate was last updated. Stale data remains available for reference but is excluded from ranking when current offers are available.