World Currencies

The Zambian Kwacha (ZMW) was re-denominated in 2013 to simplify financial transactions and boost confidence in the economy. As the official currency of Zambia, it reflects the country’s ongoing economic development and monetary policy efforts.

The Central African CFA Franc (XAF) is used in Cameroon and several neighboring countries. Pegged to the euro, it provides monetary stability across the region.

Gabon utilizes the Central African CFA Franc (XAF), a currency shared with several Central African nations, facilitating regional trade and economic stability.

The Guinean Franc (GNF) has been central to Guinea's economy, reflecting the nation's economic transitions and challenges.

Though it’s located in Europe, Serbia’s currency is the Serbian dinar, not the euro. Read on to learn about this currency’s past and present.

Use this Guyana currency guide to learn about the Guyanese dollar — from current denominations in circulation to its history and other facts.

Senegal’s currency is the West African CFA franc & Senegal isn’t the only country to use it. Learn more about this & other interesting facts.

Are you planning to travel to Albania or do you send money there? Here are some facts about Albanian lek you may not know.

Are you traveling to Fiji or sending money there? This article covers facts about the Fijian dollar you might want to know.

When exchanging money for Bangladesh currency, you’ll receive Bangladeshi takas (BDTs). This guide can help you understand the process.

Though a member of the European Union, Denmark has its own currency, the Danish krone. Discover its history and other fascinating facts.

Are you sending money to Vietnam? Before you do so, check out how you can get the best rates for any currency.