Mid-market · live · 16 Aug 2026

🇨🇭 Singapore dollar to Swiss Franc

Available at major counters. Switzerland is card-friendly, so most travellers change modest amounts of cash.

S$1 buys
0.6293per S$1 or better
What a fair counter should pay you.
Mid-market now · S$1 = 0.6356 CHF
Below 0.6197? Walk to the next counter.
Changing S$ → expect 314.63 CHF
CHF · Swiss Franc Exchange Rate API

How the Swiss Franc has moved

Mid-market rate over the last 30 days. Money changer boards track this line, minus their spread — so a 2% swing here moves what you get at the counter too.

SGD → CHF · last 30 days ▲ 1.63%
0.6351 0.6250 17 Jul 14 Aug
0.6351now
0.635130-day high · 14 Aug
0.625030-day low · 17 Jul

Best places to change CHF

Where counters compete side by side, spreads stay tight.

People's Park Money Changers 3.2285 reviews
People's Park Complex & Centre, Chinatown 17 counters compared
Lucky Plaza Money Changers 4.6688 reviews
Lucky Plaza, 304 Orchard Road 24 counters compared
The Arcade Money Changers 4.0497 reviews
The Arcade, 11 Collyer Quay 42 counters compared

Questions

What is the SGD to CHF exchange rate today?

The mid-market benchmark is about 0.6356 CHF per Singapore dollar as of 16 Aug 2026, refreshed live on this page. Money changers quote slightly below mid-market — the closer, the better the deal.

Where is the best place to change SGD to CHF in Singapore?

Clusters where counters compete side by side give the sharpest CHF rates — The Arcade at Raffles Place, People's Park in Chinatown and Lucky Plaza on Orchard. Suburban mall counters are usually within a whisker and save the trip.

Should I change money in Singapore or on arrival?

For most currencies, Singapore's competitive market beats airport and tourist-zone rates at your destination. The exceptions are currencies with import restrictions — check the notes on this page.

Is a multi-currency card better than cash?

Cards often convert at close to mid-market and are safer for large sums; cash still wins for markets, taxis and small vendors. Most travellers do best with both — full comparison here.