Best Gambian dalasi Exchange Rates

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Since 2019, Manor FX buy and sell over 150 currencies from Albania to Zambia. Closed currencies? Off the beaten track? We've got you covered. We buy and sell travel money for currencies not offered by others, at great rates with no commission. Delivered fast with Royal Mail Special Delivery.

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We deliver travel money throughout the entire UK including the Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm and HM Forces overseas. We don't charge commission or transaction fees but a postage fee of £7.50 will apply if your order is below £750. Orders over £750 are delivered free. During checkout you can select the delivery date that suits you best but you must pay before 2pm to guarantee next working day delivery. Delivery times for some non-major currencies may take 3-5 working days; we'll let you know if this happens before you place your order.

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The payment method you choose determines how you are financially protected if something goes wrong.

Manor FX accept the following payment methods:

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Gambian dalasi rate history

Is now a good time to buy Gambian dalasi? This chart shows the best Gambian dalasi rates recorded each day from 20 January to yesterday so you can see the trend over the past 60 days.

More detailed historical data is available on our pound to Gambian dalasi exchange rate history page.

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Your Gambian dalasi questions answered

What is the best Gambian dalasi exchange rate?

The best Gambian dalasi exchange rate right now is 60.0474 which is being offered by Manor FX.

Where can I get the best Gambian dalasi exchange rate?

The best Gambian dalasi rates are offered online by companies that specialise in travel money and foreign exchange. Online travel money specialists have lower overheads than most high street shops and traditional bureau de change which means they have greater flexibility in their pricing and can usually offer the best rates on the market.

If you absolutely must buy your Gambian dalasi in person it's still worth seeing if you can order online first on the supplier's website because you'll often get a better rate buy pre-ordering in advance before you collect your order.

On the high street, supermarkets tend to offer better Gambian dalasi rates than travel agents and the worst rates are offered by banks and airports. If you've left it too late for home delivery (ideally three working days before you travel) or if you would prefer to buy your currency in person, use our Gambian dalasi store finder to find the best Gambian dalasi rates near you.

Which supermarket has the best Gambian dalasi exchange rate?

We couldn't find any supermarkets in the UK who are selling Gambian dalasi right now. Please check back later.

When is the best time to buy Gambian dalasi?

The best time to buy Gambian dalasi is when the pound is performing strongly relative to the Gambian dalasi. That's the technically-correct answer, but it's not very helpful. What you probably want to know is: how can you time the market just right to maximise the amount of Gambian dalasi you get before you travel?

You can get a good idea of how competitive today's Gambian dalasi rate is relative to the past using our historical pound to Gambian dalasi charts, but beyond that it's impossible to say exactly when is the best time to buy.

If you have the luxury of time you can spread your Gambian dalasi purchases out over multiple weeks or months, but the short answer is nobody knows when the best Gambian dalasi rate is going to crop up; this isn't something you can control so you shouldn't worry about it - just buy your Gambian dalasi whenever is convenient for you and get back to thinking about your holiday!

Is it better to buy Gambian dalasi in The Gambia?

There is no evidence to suggest that you are better off buying your Gambian dalasi in The Gambia. Exchange rates are usually very similar to those on offer here in the UK, but if you wait until you're in The Gambia you run the risk of being stuck with a poor exchange rate and little or no local competition to buy elsewhere. Also, you may have to pay additional fees or commission when buying Gambian dalasi in The Gambia, whereas when you buy in the UK you know exactly how much you are getting up front with no hidden surprises when you come to buy.

Can I transfer Gambian dalasi to an overseas bank account?

If you want to send money to a bank account in The Gambia (or anywhere else in the world), you should use a money transfer service to send the funds for you. This is particularly useful for large or regular payments where the exchange rate is important, but you can use a money transfer service to send or receive funds between any overseas bank accounts (for example to pay for goods in The Gambia, or receive Gambian dalasi into your UK bank account).

Is it safe to buy Gambian dalasi online?

Thousands of customers order travel money on our website every week and the vast majority experience no issues whatsoever. However, as with any online order the process is not entirely risk-free and you should exercise caution when sending money to any company, particularly if you pay by bank transfer.

We undertake strict and comprehensive checks on the companies that we feature, and we monitor them all on a regular basis to ensure they continue to meet our high standards. Having said that, no company is too big to fail and we cannot guarantee the solvency of any of the suppliers who appear on our website. For this reason, we recommend that you conduct your own due diligence before placing an order with any company.

In the unlikely event that something does go wrong after you've placed an order, your payment method will determine how you are financially protected. For more information see: .

The name dalasi derives from dala, a nickname of the 5 French West African franc note, which in turn was derived from 'dollar'.