Currency exchange in Paris

Since 2010, UME has been offering very competitive exchange rates, with no additional transaction fee, for both buying and selling currencies to individuals, companies and institutions.

CURRENCIES

UME exchanges over 140 currencies, even very exotic ones. Depending on the amount, the following currencies are available on a daily basis at UME

USD – US Dollar	GPB – British Pound	CAD – Canadian Dollar
BRL – Brazilian Real	HUF – Hungarian Forint	MXN – Mexican Peso
CNY – Chinese Yuan	IDR – Indonesian Rupiah	NOK – Norwegian Krone
CZK – Czech koruna	ILS – Israeli New Shekel	SEK – Swedish Krona
DKK – Danish Krone	JPY – Japanese Yen	THB – Thai Baht
To buy any other currency, please contact us to know its availability and exchange rate. To sell highly exotic currency, please contact us to know our exchange capacity and exchange rate.

MEANS OF PAYMENT

You can buy foreign currencies (other than Euros) in cash or with a credit or debit card (CB, Visa, Mastercard, Union Pay). However, we won’t be able to give you any special rate when paying by card. You can buy Euros in cash with notes from another currency.

RESERVATION

If you wish to reserve currencies other than Euros in order to secure their availability at a certain date, UME can book them for you in advance without charge.

For less than 500 euros, and if the currency is available, a simple call is enough to book your currencies for a maximum of 24 hours.

For over 500 euros or if the currency is not available, you can come to one of our agencies to book your currency by putting down a 10% deposit. This will ensure both exchange rate and denomination.

PROFESSIONALS

Companies, work councils, public institutions, shops, hotels, tours operators, embassies, welcome to UME! We can assist you with any foreign currency requirement you may have:

Travel allowances

Supply costs

Currency exchange service to your own customers

Foreign currency payments

Individual and tour operated travel

REGULATION

Subject to prudential monitoring, currency exchange is regulated under both French and European law. In France, it is subject to laws on currency exchange and anti-money laundering laws, under the surveillance of the French customs authorities and of the prudential authorities of the Bank of France (the “ACPR”).