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
I read 648 banks' exchange boards daily to show what they charge launched on August 28, 2026 with 5 votes, #1,809 of 23,274 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
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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'd receive.
We collect banks' published exchange rates and fees every business day and compare them against the mid-market reference — so you can see what each one really gives you. 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. This site is the quick web version. The free app…from myratefx.com
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