How much Vietnamese dong will you get?

Multiply your foreign currency amount by BIDV’s cash buying rate to estimate VND received. The bank is buying the foreign currency you bring.

These are BIDV reference rates. The final amount can vary by location, transaction time, note denomination and condition, cash availability and fees. Small USD notes may also use a different rate.

This page uses BIDV’s published cash buying rate. A private exchange counter may narrow its spread according to current demand for the currency, cash inventory, local competition and operating costs, resulting in a higher quote. Compare the total amount you will actually receive, confirm fees and accepted note denominations and condition, and exchange only at a bank or authorized exchange location that can provide a receipt.

History starts when this site begins collecting rates. We show only real observations and do not reconstruct earlier prices. The bank may repeat its previous quote on holidays.

BIDV is the Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam, a Vietnamese commercial bank. This page uses BIDV’s published foreign-currency cash buying rates as a consistent reference for travel estimates and comparisons.

When you bring foreign cash and receive VND, the bank buys your foreign currency, so this tool uses the cash buying rate. Selling rates apply when you buy foreign currency from a bank, while a mid-market rate usually is not an available counter rate.

Not always. Accepted currencies, opening hours and cash availability vary by bank branch and licensed exchange counter. Check with your intended location before visiting, and keep banknotes clean, intact and free from obvious damage.