Exchange shop software by province
Customers in each province carry different currencies, so each shop has different problems. Pick your province to see which currencies belong on the board, what local shops struggle with, and what their owners ask.
- BangkokCentral Thailand, the capitalBangkok customers arrive from every continent, so the board is wide, but USD, EUR, CNY and JPY still turn over fastest.USDEURCNYJPYKRWGBPSGDHKD
- PhuketAndaman coast, southern ThailandPhuket is where customers bring roubles and Australian dollars in volume, two currencies that move slowly in Bangkok.USDEURRUBCNYAUDGBPKRWINR
- Chonburi (Pattaya)Eastern seaboard, Gulf of ThailandPattaya sees more roubles, yuan and won than most places; Si Racha adds yen from its Japanese community.USDRUBCNYKRWEURINRJPYGBP
- Chiang MaiNorthern ThailandIn Chiang Mai the yuan comes second only to the dollar, followed by yen and won from East Asian visitors.USDCNYEURJPYKRWGBPAUDHKD
- Songkhla (Hat Yai)Lower south, on the Malaysian borderThe ringgit is Hat Yai's fastest-moving currency, followed by the Singapore dollar; the US dollar drops to third.MYRSGDUSDCNYIDRBND
- Surat Thani (Samui–Phangan)Gulf coast, southern ThailandSamui and Phangan lean toward euros and pounds, followed by Australian dollars and Swiss francs from long-stay visitors.USDEURGBPAUDCNYCHF
- KrabiAndaman coast, southern ThailandKrabi sees an unusual share of Swedish, Norwegian and Danish kroner from Scandinavian visitors.USDEURGBPSEKNOKDKKAUDCNY
- Chiang Rai (Mae Sai)Upper north, on the Myanmar and Lao bordersMae Sai is a kyat market, followed by the dollars and yuan used in border trade. The bank quotes kyat per 100 and kip per 1,000.MMKUSDCNYLAKEUR
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