Need to manage a range of currencies? With anywhere, anytime online access and a network of ASB branches across New Zealand, we can help you to get the timing right to exchange your money.
Log in to FastNet Classic internet banking or the ASB Mobile app to start transacting.
Operating a Foreign Currency Account is easy. See our guide on managing your foreign currency.
If you need help, call the Global Markets team on 0800 806 280 or +64 9 302 3055.
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AUD
Australian Dollar |
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British Pound |
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Euro |
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Japanese Yen |
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U.S. Dollar |
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Exchange rates shown current as at .
An ASB Foreign Currency Account provides an easy way to manage your money between another country and New Zealand. Use it to hold foreign currency on-call or as a term deposit with ASB without needing to convert your money into New Zealand dollars until you're ready.
Check current exchange rates. Use our calculator to find out what your money is worth in New Zealand dollars.
Decide on the best time for you to exchange your money into the currency you need – now or later?
Open an ASB Foreign Currency Account in FastNet Classic internet banking.
Not with ASB yet? Check out the different accounts we have to offer.
When you’re ready, use FastNet Classic internet banking to transfer funds into or out of your ASB Foreign Currency Account or call 0800 803 804.
You can open an ASB Foreign Currency Account in FastNet Classic internet banking.
We'll help you with your foreign exchange query. Email us.
No matter where in the world you are, you can quickly and securely complete a range of foreign exchange transactions anytime with FastNet Classic internet banking and the ASB Mobile app.
With ASB Card Control you call the shots from your mobile phone. Put a temporary lock on your card, set a spending limit, turn on/off ATM cash withdrawals and much more. The great thing is, everything happens instantly.
ASB’s terms apply. Fees may change. Refer to asb.co.nz for other fees and charges.
