Most banks and bureaux de change add on various margins to the British Pound to Indian Rupee exchange rate that customers are not aware of making it harder for you to compare exchange rates on offer. We have gone one step further. To offer you low-cost exchange rates on your travel money whilst giving you access to the live interbank exchange rate for GBP/INR at the point of when you transact for complete transparency. Compare our currency exchange rates and see how much you could save. So, if you are looking for the best place to buy Indian Rupee, then you are at the right place.
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*We capture the exchange rates being offered by airports and high street providers once a month and calculate what spread they are taking off the live interbank rate. We then compare that to what rates we are offering to calculate the savings you can make if you use us.
*Your potential saving has been calculated using our exchange rate and the most expensive provider's rate in the market at a given point in time.
Log in to your account or visit the home page and select the currency Indian Rupee and confirm the amount you wish to buy
Our Indian Rupee rates move with the market, once you confirm your order we fix your rate
Royal Mail will require a signature from someone in the property at the time of delivery
Pay via bank transfer or credit, debit cards. We can only dispatch Indian Rupee currency once we have received cleared funds
We shall email you a dispatch notification once your Indian Rupee currency is on its way to you and this mail will include your tracking details.
We use Royal Mail Special Delivery which is a fully insured and secure home delivery service
If you are not an Indian resident and you are travelling for tourism, then yes, however it is always sensible to use official currency exchanges such as banks, licenced exchanges or ATMs when within the country. Many tourists have been caught out by using unlicenced providers of currency in major cities where they have either been given forged Indian rupee notes, or notes which are now out of circulation. It is always a good idea to have a clear idea of what current Indian Rupee notes are in circulation so you can check before confirming any exchange.
Check that the currency provider is licenced by the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) or use an official bank or ATM
Unfortunately, you will always be charged for Indian Rupees in India. Its extremely difficult to avoid this and given the restrictions on currency movements, this is unavoidable, so always compare fees and check the all inclusive price carefully before exchanging.
You can always check directly from the RBI official website, also known as the Reserve Bank of India.
The current notes in circulation are, 2000, 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5
Please double check the 500 notes which should be in a stone grey colour and ensure that you are not receiving any 1000 notes (the older notes were discontinued) when you make your currency exchange.
You certainly can. The Currency Club offers a currency buy back on Indian Rupees at the real exchange rate with no hidden fees.
The Currency Club can also assist you with low cost International Payments. Click here for more information.
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