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A simple and easy way to manage your foreign currency

Our An Post Money Currency Card now has 10 currencies or get sterling and US dollars in cash to spend in 30 million outlets worldwide. It’s one more way we’re making things simple and easy. 

10 currencies, one card

We've got you covered in over 100 countries worldwide.

Safer than cash

Chip and PIN protected, your card has 24-hour support worldwide.

Cheaper than a credit card*

0% commission for foreign currency top-ups.

Reloadable

Top up online or at your nearest participating post office.

Flexible payments

You can make contactless payments, pay online or over the phone.

No point of sale fees overseas

There are no fees when you pay using your card at Point of Sale.

Foreign Currency Calculator

Currency I have

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Euro

Currency I want

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Sterling

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Cash available in the currencies with the icon from participating post offices

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For more information on our retail rates, please see our FAQ

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Commission-free US dollars and sterling cash

No need to pre-order or prepay, just drop into your nearest participating post office to pick up your sterling or US dollars, in cash, commission-free.

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Do you still have a single currency card?

You can swap it for the new, flexible An Post Money Currency Card, which lets you have up to 10 currencies on one card, or you can continue to use and top up your single currency card until it expires.

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An Post is authorised by the Minister for Finance to provide payment services and is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland in the provision of such services.

 

*Typical credit card comparison correct at 21st May 2019.