Compare Egyptian Bank Rates in Real Time

We track rates from 20+ Egyptian banks including National Bank of Egypt (NBE), Banque Misr, CIB, QNB, HSBC, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, and many more.

You can compare rates for USD (US Dollar), EUR (Euro), GBP (British Pound), SAR (Saudi Riyal), AED (UAE Dirham), KWD (Kuwaiti Dinar), and more major currencies.

The buy rate is what the bank pays you when you sell foreign currency. The sell rate is what you pay the bank when buying foreign currency. The difference (spread) is the bank's profit margin.

Rates shown are indicative and sourced from bank websites. Actual rates at branches may vary slightly. Always confirm the final rate with your bank before making a transaction.

Exchange rates in Egypt are determined by market supply and demand, with oversight from the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE). The CBE sets a reference rate, and individual banks set their own buy and sell rates around it based on their costs, volume, and competitive strategy.

Key factors include: CBE monetary policy and interest rate decisions, foreign currency reserves, tourism revenue, remittances from Egyptians abroad, foreign direct investment, global commodity prices (especially oil and wheat), and international economic conditions.

Both licensed banks and exchange offices can offer competitive rates. Banks are generally safer and more regulated, while some exchange offices may offer slightly better rates for popular currencies. Always compare rates on 3omlla before visiting, and only use licensed establishments.

Yes, for larger amounts (typically above $5,000 or equivalent), most Egyptian banks will offer a slightly better rate. Simply ask the teller or bank manager if they can improve the rate for your transaction amount. Premium banking customers often receive preferential rates automatically.