RatesTD Bank CAD to USD Foreign Transfer Rates Today
TD Bank CAD to USD Foreign Transfer Rates Today
The TD Bank CAD to USD rate is 0.7264. This is 1.3% below the mid-rate. We help you save money by comparing TD Bank CAD to USD exchange rates to the latest market rate and those offered by leading FX providers.
TD Bank Exchange Rates at a glance
TD Bank offer competitive exchange rates on over 50 foreign currencies for travel money and transfers via their online internet banking at their branches.
As usual non-cash rates for transfers are better than Travel Money (Cash) Rates. This reflects the costs and risks associated with shipping, handling and holding foreign currency in cash.
TD Bank publish their CAD and USD exchange rates here. These Non-Cash rates are available to TD bank clients only and apply to the conversion of paper and electronic instruments such as wire transfers, cheques, drafts, etc.
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