The 13 Best Money Exchange Locations in Toronto

This walk-in exchange counter on Spadina Avenue is a practical stop for anyone staying or shopping around Chinatown and Kensington. It handles everyday currency exchange, so it works well for a quick comparison of rates when you already have cash to change.

NHVN is a small exchange counter on Spadina Avenue, close to the Entertainment District and Chinatown. It suits visitors who want to change cash while out on the downtown west side rather than at an airport or hotel desk, and who prefer to compare a few counters on foot before deciding.

Downtown Currency Mart serves the financial district from Adelaide Street West, with both on-site service and online appointments. Booking a slot suits office workers who want to exchange during a break, and the wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park make the visit simpler for those who need step-free access.

Interchange works well for people who like to plan ahead. It takes online appointments and online orders, lets customers reserve a rate, and still serves walk-ins at its Atrium on Bay counter. The location has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, which helps with larger or less rushed transactions.

Ebixcash combines currency exchange with international money transfer from a Yonge Street office near Dundas Square. It suits people who need to send funds abroad as well as change cash, and it offers on-site service, so one visit can cover both tasks.

The North York branch of Currency Mart serves people along the Yonge Street corridor north of the downtown core, so there is no need to travel south to exchange cash. It offers on-site service and online appointments, and the facilities are wheelchair accessible.

This Yonge Street counter near College Street takes online appointments as well as walk-ins, and handles cash-to-cash exchange. The car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible. It is a convenient stop for students and downtown workers who want to book a time and avoid queueing.

Calforex has a Yonge Street counter in the Eaton Centre area, and it serves both travellers who need foreign cash and businesses making international payments. That range makes it a useful stop when you want to talk through a larger or less routine currency order.

Jack Filled is one of the few exchange offices in the east end, on Milner Avenue in Scarborough. It offers online appointments and on-site service, and the premises include accessible facilities and gender-neutral toilets, so it suits residents who would rather not travel downtown to change money.

Kantor is an exchange shop on Bloor Street West that covers everyday foreign currency for travel and also helps with crypto exchange. It is aimed at west-end residents who want a local counter rather than a trip downtown, and it is worth asking if you have a special request.

The TD Foreign Exchange Centre sits on King Street West in the financial district and serves both locals and tourists. It is part of a bank, so it suits customers who prefer to exchange currency with a large, established institution and who may already deal with the bank for other needs.

This small exchange shop is on Danforth Avenue in the east end. It deals in foreign currency and suits people living or working along the Danforth who want a nearby counter instead of heading downtown.