Swiss Franc to PLN — CHF to Polish Zloty Rate in Warsaw and Kraków
✓ Book a favourable CHF to PLN rate online — we guarantee it for 1 hour, even if the market moves. Cash in Warsaw or Kraków. CHF → PLN: we buy 4.770 PLN · we sell 4.850 PLN. Book your exchange
Keeping part of your savings in cash? The Swiss franc has an ace up its sleeve: the 1,000-franc note is one of the largest banknotes central banks still issue. A big sum fits into a few notes, which is why people who keep money at home have long chosen the franc. For a trip to Switzerland, though, you'll want smaller notes — for a taxi, a coffee or a mountain hut. Just tell us which notes you need when you exchange — the cashier will pick them from what's in the till.
At Valuta Exchange you know the Swiss franc to PLN rate before you visit, from 1,000 CHF the wholesale rate applies, and once you place an online order we guarantee your rate for 1 hour — with no commission. Book your rate online and collect your francs at our branch in Warsaw or Kraków.
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- No prepayment, no account needed
- We email you a booking code
- Can't come? The booking simply expires
Exchange details
↙Which Swiss franc rate applies
The buy and sell rate on this page applies both online and at the counter — there's no separate, less favourable rate at the till.
Swiss franc to PLN — how much in złoty? (table: 100–10,000 CHF)
From 1,000 CHF in a single transaction the wholesale rate applies (marked “Wholesale” in the table). Amounts in different currencies, or across several transactions, are not added together.
| Amount | You sell — you get | You buy — you pay | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 CHF | 477.00 PLN | 485.00 PLN | |
| 200 CHF | 954.00 PLN | 970.00 PLN | |
| 500 CHF | 2,385.00 PLN | 2,425.00 PLN | |
| 1,000 CHFWholesale | 4,780.00 PLN | 4,820.00 PLN | |
| 2,000 CHFWholesale | 9,560.00 PLN | 9,640.00 PLN | |
| 5,000 CHFWholesale | 23,900.00 PLN | 24,100.00 PLN | |
| 10,000 CHFWholesale | 47,800.00 PLN | 48,200.00 PLN |
The rates shown do not apply to low denominations, written-on or damaged banknotes, older issues or coins — you will receive an exact valuation on-site at the office.
100 PLN = 20.62 CHF at our exchange rate
PLN to Swiss franc — how many francs for your złoty? (100, 500, 1,000 PLN)
Swiss franc exchange office in Warsaw and Kraków — book your rate for 1 hour
You can exchange Swiss francs at both our branches: Warsaw, Al. Jerozolimskie 47 (Mon–Sat 9:00–21:00) and Kraków, ul. Starowiślna 42 (Mon–Fri 9:00–20:00, Sat 10:00–20:00). We deal in cash only. Place an order online — your rate is reserved for 1 hour, with no prepayment and no registration. Warsaw office · Kraków office
Buying francs
We accept Swiss franc banknotes in circulation; older series are accepted at the cashier's discretion, depending on their condition. Coins are accepted at the cashier's discretion and valued separately on-site.
Selling francs
Francs in the main denominations are usually available on the spot at both branches. If you need specific denominations or a larger amount, call ahead — we'll set the cash aside and lock in a rate for you.
How a Swiss franc exchange works
- Check the current CHF/PLN rate — on our site or by phone.
- If the rate suits you, submit your order online and lock it in for 1 hour.
- Come to our branch in Warsaw (Al. Jerozolimskie 47) or Kraków (Starowiślna 42).
- Tell us what you need — buying or selling francs, and how much.
- Our cashier checks the banknotes and counts the amount in front of you.
- You receive your cash and a transaction receipt.
The exchange usually takes just a few minutes. For transactions from the equivalent of EUR 15,000, we apply AML verification — a national ID card or passport is enough.
Why exchange francs with us
- One fair rate — the same online and at the counter, no hidden differences.
- No commission or hidden fees.
- Rate locked for 1 hour.
- Registered with the NBP currency exchange register, fully AML and GDPR compliant.
- Two branches — Warsaw and Kraków — choose whichever suits you.
Frequently asked questions about Swiss franc exchange
How much do Swiss francs cost at an exchange office today?
You'll find the current CHF/PLN rate in the calculator above, updated continuously. Buy and sell rates can shift during the day depending on market movements.
How much is 1,000 CHF in PLN?
From 1,000 CHF in a single transaction the wholesale rate applies. You'll see the exact amount in złoty in the table on this page and in the calculator — before you visit.
From what amount does the wholesale Swiss franc rate apply?
The wholesale rate applies from 1,000 CHF in a single transaction. Amounts in different currencies, or across several transactions, are not added together — 600 EUR and 500 USD are two transactions at the standard rate.
Is the Swiss franc the same as the French franc?
No. The Swiss franc (CHF) is the currency of Switzerland and Liechtenstein. France uses the euro — the old French franc went out of circulation when the euro was introduced.
What are today's exchange rates?
You can find the current rates of all currencies at our exchange offices on the Exchange rates page.
Where to exchange Swiss francs in Warsaw and Kraków?
At Valuta Exchange: Warsaw, Al. Jerozolimskie 47 (Mon–Sat 9:00–21:00), or Kraków, ul. Starowiślna 42 (Mon–Fri 9:00–20:00, Sat 10:00–20:00). You can reserve your rate online for 1 hour.
How much is 1 Swiss franc in PLN?
The buy and sell rate for 1 CHF is shown at the top of this page and in the calculator. The table on this page covers amounts from 100 to 10,000 CHF.
Where to exchange francs for złoty at a favourable rate?
At Valuta Exchange you exchange francs with no commission or hidden fees, at either our Warsaw or Kraków branch.
Can I order a Swiss franc exchange online?
Yes. Submit your order on our website and the rate will be locked for you for 1 hour. No prepayment and no registration; the booking code is sent by e-mail.
How do I exchange a larger amount (from the equivalent of EUR 15,000)?
Transactions above this amount are handled in line with AML regulations — contact us in advance by phone or submit an online order.
What Swiss franc banknotes do you accept?
We accept Swiss franc banknotes in circulation; older series are accepted at the cashier's discretion, depending on their condition. Coins are accepted at the cashier's discretion and valued separately on-site.
Do I need ID to exchange francs?
Below the equivalent of EUR 15,000 — no. From that threshold up, under AML regulations, we'll ask for a national ID card or passport.
Do you charge commission for exchanging francs?
No — the rate you see is the final rate, with no additional fees.