Resources for Expats, Travelers and Entrepreneurs Navigating Life and Trade in Poland with the Polish zloty.
What's in this Poland currency guide?
The official currency of Poland (country code: PL) is the Polish zloty, with symbol zł and currency code PLN.
The BestExchangeRates.com currency comparison table below helps you see the total cost of your currency transaction by showing the exchange rates offered by different providers. It also makes it easy to spot potential savings from market-leading FX services compared to bank rates.
To see a full list of rates, enter your transaction type, currencies and amount then click ‘GET RATES’:
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The domestic currency in Poland is the Polish zloty.
The three letter currency code for the Polish zloty is PLN — symbol is zł.
Here is an example Polish zloty banknote:

It is the domestic currency in   Poland.
No, the Polish zloty is freely available and convertible. See guide: What is a closed currency?
Here are some popular conversion amounts for INR to PLN (Indian rupee to Polish zloty)*.
*Converted at the current INRPLN interbank exchange rate. Calculate actual payout amounts for Send Money and Travel Money exchange rates.
Using Wise for Polish zloty travel money is a smart choice for savvy travelers. With its competitive exchange rates and low fees, Wise allows you to convert and manage multiple currencies effortlessly.
Be careful when using your own bank's Debit/Credit Card, as your bank may also charge an extra 3% as an “Overseas Transaction Charge” plus “Overseas ATM” fees for withdrawing cash on top of the standard Visa/Mastercard 2.5% from market mid-rate.
For card purchases, if you are offered a choice of currencies always select to Pay in Polish zloty otherwise you will typically get much worst dynamic currency conversion (DCC) exchange rates.
If you really want Polish zloty cash before departure, you can save money by ordering online. You generally get better rates and can pick up the PLN cash locally or even on travel day at the airport.
The below interactive chart displays the USD/PLN change and UP📈 DOWN📉 trends over the past 1 Year.
To get a good (and fair) exchange rate when sending money to Poland you need to find and compare exchange rates for International Money Transfers (IMTs).
The available FX rates for sending money abroad can be very different to the mid-market (wholesale) rate which you see reported online and in the News.
You should especially compare your own bank's exchange rates to those available from Money Transfer specialists to see how much you can save - we make that calculation easy in the below table.
When sending money to Poland it’s important to compare your bank’s rates & fees with those we have negotiated with our partner money transfer providers. To get a better deal you should follow these 4 simple steps :
Use the above calculator to compare the exchange rates of FX specialist providers rates versus your bank's standard rates you can hopefully save around 5% and maybe more - end result is more Polish zloty deposited into the recipient bank account and less margins and fees kept by the banks!