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Foreign exchange online with Prosegur Change

Simple and easy online foreign exchange!  With a selection of 50+ currencies, favorable exchange rates, and 0% commission, you can conveniently reserve & collect your currency at the nearest exchange bureau and embark on your journey.

No commission, no surprises

At Prosegur Change, we apply 0% commission on all online currency exchange orders. The price you see is the price you pay – no hidden costs. 


Available currencies

We offer one of the widest selections of currencies in Australia, from major ones like USD and EUR to exotic currencies such as MAD or VUV. Reserve in advance to guarantee availability. 

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Our branches for pick up

Choose amongst 50+ currencies and reserve your foreign exchange online for 0% commission. Pick the nearest branch from our 15+ locations for collecting your travel money order before you travel. Our branches are set up for your convenience at airports and in city centers. 

Our welcoming customer service team will be waiting for you and will be happy to help with any travel money needs!

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Why australians trust Prosegur Change

With more than 30 years of experience in global foreign exchange services and a presence in over 20 countries, Prosegur Change is a trusted name in travel money. 

Our customers rely on us for clear pricing, friendly service and peace of mind when travelling overseas. 

Travelling soon?

Here's how to easily reserve your currencies online

1. Choose your currency

Determine the amount of travel money you will need to enjoy your trip.

 2. Choose a date & a pick-up location

Collect your order from one of our exchange bureaus at major airports and city centre.

 3. Collect & pay

Pay upon pickup and enjoy
your trip.

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What is foreign exchange?

Also known as forex, foreign exchange involves converting one foreign currency into another. This practice concerns all currencies, such as the British pound, the US dollar or the Indonesian rupiah.

An exchange rate is applied at the time of the transaction. This is used to determine the amount needed to purchase a foreign currency. The exchange rate, decided by a network of banks located in the world’s major financial centres, changes rapidly. Tools are available to help you determine the best time to buy a foreign currency.

How to get the best foreign exchange rates?

There are a few common ways to exchange currencies — including through banks, bureaux de change, and online providers. Each option sets its own rates and fees, which can vary depending on the currency and method used. 

Some providers charge a commission or include a margin in the exchange rate. This can range from around 1% for popular currencies like the New Zealand dollar, Japanese yen or Euro, to as much as 5% for less common currencies like the South African rand or Turkish lira. 

To get the best deal, always check the full value of your exchange — not just the rate. At Prosegur Change, you get 0% commission when booking your currency online. With over 15 branches across Australia and more than 50 currencies available, reserving in advance means your money is ready when you are — no surprises, no extra fees. 

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How does currency exchange work?

Currency exchange is about converting one currency into another based on a set rate. These rates change frequently depending on global markets — that’s why you might see slightly different rates day to day. At Prosegur Change, we keep our online rates competitive and transparent, with no commission added. 

The forex market is also constantly evolving, and the exchange rate applied to currencies changes at any time.  

The simplest transaction on the currency market is called a ‘spot’ transaction. This involves buying a currency at the current market price for delivery on D+2. It accounts for around 30% of current currency trading.