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Foreign Currency Account

Making and receiving payments in foreign currency

Foreign payments in the same currency

Open an account (in Dutch)
Open an account (in Dutch)
  • Paying and receiving money in the same currency
  • Choice of many currencies
  • Open a Foreign Currency Account with the same name alongside a Euro current account
  • An appointment to open a Foreign Currency Account takes approximately 60 minutes

The Foreign Currency Account is a bank account on which you can hold an amount in one other currency and receive or transfer foreign currency. You decide when to convert your foreign currency back into euros. Find an overview of the daily and monthly current base rates (in Dutch).

Foreign Currency Account for private clients

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Assortment of 27 foreign currencies

Foreign currency transactions are made through your Euro bank account. If you regularly make transactions in a foreign currency, a Foreign Currency Account may be an interesting option for you. You can choose between 27 currencies. Please contact us to open a Foreign Currency Account.

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Interest rate- and currency risk

A Foreign Currency Account exposes you to interest rate- and currency risk. The equivalent value in euros depends on the exchange rate. The interest rate on a Foreign Currency Account may also vary each month or day (depending on the currency).

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What is a Foreign Currency Account?

A Foreign Currency Account is a bank account in a single foreign currency. You can make and receive payments in this currency type.

A Foreign Currency Account is for private clients who often make and receive payments in a foreign currency.

What currencies?

You can open an account for the following currencies:

  • USD – US Dollar
  • GBP – British Pound
  • AED – UAE Dirham 
  • AUD – Australian Dollar 
  • BGN – Bulgarian Lev 
  • BHD – Bahraini Dinar 
  • CAD – Canadian Dollar
  • CHF – Swiss Franc
  • CNY – Chinese Renminbi
  • CZK – Czech Koruna
  • DKK – Danish Krone  
  • HKD – Hong Kong Dollar 
  • HUF – Hungarian Forint
  • ILS – Israeli Shekel 
  • JPY – Japanese Yen
  • KWD – Kuwaiti Dinar 
  • MXN – Mexican Peso
  • NOK – Norwegian Krone
  • NZD – New Zealand Dollar
  • PLN – Polish Zloty 
  • SAR – Saudi Arabian Riyal 
  • SEK – Swedish Kroon
  • SGD – Singaporese dollar 
  • THB – Thai Baht
  • TRY – Turkish lira
  • QAR – Qatarese Rial 
  • ZAR – South African Rand
Interest

View the current base rates rates here. The credit and debit interest rates are based on these.

 The interest rate for some currencies is linked to a base rate. Base rates can be negative, in which case you may have to pay interest on your balance in that currency instead of receiving interest.

 The interest is calculated daily. If there is interest, we settle it on your account at the end of each quarter.

 View the  interest rates  from the past seven years.

Fees and charges

View the fees and charges for the Foreign Currency Account.

Rates for everyday banking fees
Terms and Conditions

Check the terms and conditions for a complete list of all the specifics of a Foreign Currency Account.

Risk

A Foreign Currency Account exposes you to interest rate- and currency risk. The equivalent value in euros depends on the exchange rate. The interest rate on a Foreign Currency Account may also vary each month or day (depending on the currency).

Making and receiving payments in foreign currency
  • You pay in foreign currency with a transfer through Internet Banking. That is also how you receive foreign currency payments. You cannot withdraw or deposit cash.
  • Incoming and outgoing payments are always in the currency of the account.
Dutch Deposit Guarantee

Deposits in this account fall under the Dutch Deposit Guarantee Scheme. This means that deposits up to €100,000 per account holder are guaranteed. More information on the Dutch Deposit Guarantee Scheme and cover is provided on the information sheet.

Questions or looking for advice?

Want to know more about the Foreign Currency Account? Then please contact an advisor.

Features

What is a Foreign Currency Account?
What currencies?
Interest
Fees and charges
Terms and Conditions
Risk
Making and receiving payments in foreign currency
Dutch Deposit Guarantee
Questions or looking for advice?

What is a Foreign Currency Account?

A Foreign Currency Account is a bank account in a single foreign currency. You can make and receive payments in this currency type.

A Foreign Currency Account is for private clients who often make and receive payments in a foreign currency.

What currencies?

You can open an account for the following currencies:

  • USD – US Dollar
  • GBP – British Pound
  • AED – UAE Dirham 
  • AUD – Australian Dollar 
  • BGN – Bulgarian Lev 
  • BHD – Bahraini Dinar 
  • CAD – Canadian Dollar
  • CHF – Swiss Franc
  • CNY – Chinese Renminbi
  • CZK – Czech Koruna
  • DKK – Danish Krone  
  • HKD – Hong Kong Dollar 
  • HUF – Hungarian Forint
  • ILS – Israeli Shekel 
  • JPY – Japanese Yen
  • KWD – Kuwaiti Dinar 
  • MXN – Mexican Peso
  • NOK – Norwegian Krone
  • NZD – New Zealand Dollar
  • PLN – Polish Zloty 
  • SAR – Saudi Arabian Riyal 
  • SEK – Swedish Kroon
  • SGD – Singaporese dollar 
  • THB – Thai Baht
  • TRY – Turkish lira
  • QAR – Qatarese Rial 
  • ZAR – South African Rand

Interest

View the current base rates rates here. The credit and debit interest rates are based on these.

 The interest rate for some currencies is linked to a base rate. Base rates can be negative, in which case you may have to pay interest on your balance in that currency instead of receiving interest.

 The interest is calculated daily. If there is interest, we settle it on your account at the end of each quarter.

 View the  interest rates  from the past seven years.

Fees and charges

View the fees and charges for the Foreign Currency Account.

Rates for everyday banking fees

Terms and Conditions

Check the terms and conditions for a complete list of all the specifics of a Foreign Currency Account.

Risk

A Foreign Currency Account exposes you to interest rate- and currency risk. The equivalent value in euros depends on the exchange rate. The interest rate on a Foreign Currency Account may also vary each month or day (depending on the currency).

Making and receiving payments in foreign currency

  • You pay in foreign currency with a transfer through Internet Banking. That is also how you receive foreign currency payments. You cannot withdraw or deposit cash.
  • Incoming and outgoing payments are always in the currency of the account.

Dutch Deposit Guarantee

Deposits in this account fall under the Dutch Deposit Guarantee Scheme. This means that deposits up to €100,000 per account holder are guaranteed. More information on the Dutch Deposit Guarantee Scheme and cover is provided on the information sheet.

Questions or looking for advice?

Want to know more about the Foreign Currency Account? Then please contact an advisor.

More information