Raiffeisen Bank - exchange rate list

According to the exchange rate list from 11/01/2012, Raiffeisen Bank buys euros at 101.0999 and sells them at 105.0402 dinars for foreign exchange (account), and for cash at 102.3442 and 105.0402 dinars.

The foreign exchange rate applies to buying and selling currency from a foreign currency account and to transfers; the cash rate applies when you exchange banknotes at the counter. At Raiffeisen Bank they differ, so check which one applies to your transaction.

Yes. According to the bank, clients can exchange currency at a more favourable rate in the mobile app. This rate is not published on the public exchange rate list, so check it in the app before exchanging.

When you sell foreign currency to the bank, the buying rate applies; when you buy it, the selling rate. Rates for cash, foreign currency accounts and card payments may differ, so confirm the rate for your transaction with the bank.

Banks usually publish a new list on working days in the morning, and some change it during the day. We load bank lists several times in the morning. If there is no list for a day, the last published one is shown.

The NBS middle rate is the official reference rate. Each bank sets its own buying and selling rate around it, and the difference is the bank's fee for currency exchange services.