Which supermarket has the best Euro rate?
Compare supermarket Euro rate to the Wise travel money card, find the best supermarket exchange rates and see how you can save.
Compare the supermarket Euro rate with Wise card, and save
This calculation is based on spending 1,000 GBP to compare holiday money with the Wise card vs exchanging cash from supermarket for a holiday.
We regularly check our prices against banks and other providers to show you how much you could save with us.
Compare the costs
| Conversion fee | |
|---|---|
 | £4.28 |
 | £0 |
| Exchange rate markup* | |
| £0 |
| £25.91 |
| Delivery fee | |
| £7 |
| £0 |
| ATM use | |
| up to £16** |
| £0 |
| Total fee | |
| £11.28 |
| £22.22 |
| You can save | |
| Average saving of £10.94 with Wise |
| £10.94 more expensive than Wise |
Above data collected as of July 2023. *Learn more about hidden fees. **0% on the first £200, 2% thereafter (2% on £800) Learn more about ATM fees
Wise travel money card
Spend abroad with mid-martket rate. No markups, no sneaky transaction fees
App to top-up and convert in real time
Check balance and transactions on the Wise money transfer app, and get notification for every transaction.
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ATM withdrawals
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Spend the leftover money in the UK for free
If your trip is cancelled or you’ve got leftover currency, spend it at home in the UK with a small conversion fee.
How does a travel money card work?
Travel money cards are designed specifically for travellers. It allows you to load and store a specific amount of money in multiple currencies onto the card before your trip. It is easier and safer compared to carrying foreign currency in cash, and less complicated than using traveller’s cheques, just work like your credit card or debit card. When necessary, you can withdraw money from ATMs internationally.
Compare the best supermarket exchange rate
Different supermarkets use different fee structures, which can make it hard to see which is the best Euro rate for your needs. Some use upfront commission, but it’s also common for providers to hide their fees in the Euro exchange rate they use. This way they can offer an attractive headline like ‘zero commission’ or ‘fee free exchange’ while still making money from currency conversion. To find the best supermarket exchange rates for your travel money, you’ll need to compare a few providers - looking at both the fees and the exchange rates used.
Buying Euro for travel
When travelling abroad, you might need Euros to spend in restaurants, shops and bars. It can be tempting to buy Euros in cash from supermarkets, or by home delivery, but these methods can cost you more. Instead, save money on the supermarket exchange rate with a Wise travel money card.
With the Wise travel money card, you can send and spend money at the real exchange rate, and convert it instantly. Withdraw money from ATMs abroad — with no fees on your first £200 every 30 days — or pay in shops and restaurants around the world.
More tips for buying Euros on holiday
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Don’t exchange cash at the airport – it’s much cheaper to withdraw money from an ATM with your travel money card.
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Always choose the local currency (without conversion) when withdrawing money from ATMs or using your travel money card in shops and restaurants.
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If you need to pay for your holiday in a foreign currency, transfer your money with Wise.
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Download the free Wise app and manage your balance on the go.