CHF to USD Calculator — How Much Is Your Money Worth?

Live rates, conversion tables and fee comparison

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Swiss Francs to US Dollars Conversion Table

The table below shows common Swiss franc amounts converted to US dollars at the current live exchange rate. Rates update automatically each time you visit this page.

US Dollars to Swiss Francs Conversion Table

Need the reverse? Here are common US dollar amounts converted back to Swiss francs.

Understanding Exchange Fees

The rate you see on this calculator is the mid-market exchange rate — the midpoint between the buy and sell prices on global currency markets. In practice, the rate you receive depends on where and how you exchange your money.

Method Typical Markup Best For
Online transfer (Wise, Revolut) 0% – 0.5% Large amounts, planned transfers
Bank wire transfer 1% – 3% Existing bank customers, high-value transfers
Debit/credit card abroad 1% – 3% + foreign transaction fee Small purchases while traveling
Airport currency exchange 5% – 12% Last-resort convenience only
Hotel or resort exchange 4% – 10% Small amounts when no other option is available

Bank transfers from major US banks to Swiss banks typically carry a markup of 1% to 3% over the mid-market rate, plus a flat wire fee of $15 to $50. This makes them cost-effective only for large sums where the flat fee is a small percentage of the total.

Online services like Wise and Revolut offer rates closest to mid-market with small, transparent fees. For a $1,000 transfer, you might save $20 to $40 compared to a traditional bank wire.

Cash exchange at airports (ZRH, GVA, JFK) and hotels offers the worst rates β€” typical spreads of 4-10% over mid-market. If you need Swiss francs on arrival in Switzerland, withdrawing from a UBS, PostFinance or Raiffeisen ATM with a no-foreign-fee debit card is almost always cheaper than any exchange counter.

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