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What Bank of Baroda really charges to exchange money

Bank of Baroda's applied rates and published fees, verified against its own public sources and regenerated daily. Updated: 2026-08-28.

Rates applied today

Cost in INR per unit of foreign currency when paying or converting with Bank of Baroda, against the market reference.

OperationCurrency1 × in INRvs referenceStatus
TransferUSD96.0000+0.54%fresh
TransferEUR112.3700+0.97%fresh
TransferGBP130.6000+0.59%fresh
CashUSD97.0000+1.84%fresh
CashEUR113.5000+2.23%fresh
CashGBP131.9000+1.87%fresh

Published card fee

Not published
Foreign-transaction fee · from published sources
Read from this bank's own published card-rate sheet — it is the rate the bank applies, not a calculation of ours. The bank's own charge is 3.5%.
Today's cheapest alternative

IDFC FIRST Bank publishes the lowest card fee in India today: 3.5%. See its page →

Where these numbers come from

Card: the ECB reference rate plus the bank's published margin. Transfers: no published pricing we can verify.

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Frequently asked questions

What exchange rate does Bank of Baroda use?

Bank of Baroda prices card payments via the ECB reference rate plus the bank's published margin. Rates on this page are indicative, derived from published data, and regenerate daily.

What does Bank of Baroda charge for card payments abroad?

Bank of Baroda does not publish a fixed foreign-transaction fee; conversion is priced per transaction.

Is there a cheaper bank than Bank of Baroda in India?

Yes — as of today, IDFC FIRST Bank publishes the lowest card fee (3.5%) among banks open to new customers that we track in India.

Rates shown are indicative, derived from each bank's publicly published data, and may differ from the final rate applied at transaction time. MyRate FX is independent and not affiliated with any listed bank. No bank pays for position; sponsored links are labeled and never alter ordering.