I read 648 banks' exchange boards daily to show what they charge
Compare the exchange rate each bank actually applies — cash, transfer, card and ATM — across 600+ banks in 51 countries. Indicative rates from publicly published bank data, ranked by what you
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Type an amount and compare the rate each bank actually applies — cash, transfer, card and ATM — ordered by what you'd receive. Every rate is read from the bank's own published sheet — card fees, ATM markups, cash spreads — and validated before it's shown. Our engine re-collects every business day. Each number carries its collection time, so you know exactly how fresh it is. Not affiliated with any bank. Ordering reflects the numbers alone — no bank can pay to move up. Each country pack lists its retail banks and the rate types they publish — from the US and the Eurozone to Japan, India and Brazil. You don't compare banks every day — you exchange with yours . The app remembers your banks and…from myratefx.com
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