Thai baht. An easier choice.
ExchangeTHB (exchangethb.com) is a comparison website for getting Thai baht: Bangkok cash money changers and Thai crypto exchanges, side by side. Quick answer: in Bangkok, city money changers usually cost less than airport counters, and a Thai exchange only wins if you already hold crypto. Compare the THB you actually receive, not the posted rate.
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Where do you get more baht for the same money?
Start with the route you can actually finish. Cash is the simpler route for travellers; a Thai exchange only wins when you can sell, withdraw THB and receive it in a bank account. Use the comparison above to see the estimated THB for your amount, then check the fee fields below before you decide.
Which Bangkok money changer should you visit?
Pick the branch, not the brand. Rates and opening hours differ by branch, and a head-office quote may not apply at an airport counter or another shop. The table below lists the branches this site publishes, with the hours we can verify.
| Provider | Area | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| SuperRich Thailand | Pratunam | Monday-Saturday 09:00-16:30 |
| Ratchada Exchange | Huai Khwang | Open daily 09:00-20:30 |
| Twelve Victory Exchange | Pradipat | Mon-Fri 08:30-17:00, Sat-Sun 09:00-16:00 |
What does the exchange actually cost you?
Two costs matter: the spread between the quoted rate and the mid-market rate, and the explicit fees. This site shows only the fee fields it can verify from the platform or provider; anything it cannot verify is marked as unknown instead of estimated.
| Exchange | Licence | Trading fee | THB withdrawal | Pairs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance TH | Thai SEC | 0.25% | ฿20 | BTC · ETH · USDT · XRP · DOGE · SOL |
| Bitkub | Thai SEC | 0.25% | ฿20 | BTC · ETH · USDT · XRP · DOGE · SOL |
| Upbit Thailand | Thai SEC | 0.15% | not verified | BTC · ETH · USDT |
| Orbix | Thai SEC | 0.25% | not verified | BTC · ETH · USDT · XRP · DOGE · SOL |
Fee and hours values come from the provider data configured on this site. Amounts in the comparison tool are estimates; confirm the final rate with the provider or platform.
What should you check before you hand over money?
Confirm the final rate at the counter, the banknote condition and denomination, and the ID requirement. Licensed money changers in Thailand record identification for exchange transactions, so bring your passport.
What do people ask before exchanging THB?
Is it cheaper to exchange cash in Bangkok or at the airport?
City branches are generally cheaper than airport counters. Compare the estimated THB you receive for the same amount before you decide, and remember that airport hours and branch hours are not the same.
Can you exchange USDT or BTC for baht in Thailand?
Yes, through the Thai SEC-licensed exchanges listed on this site. You need a verified account and a THB withdrawal to a bank account; the comparison includes trading fees and THB withdrawal fees where they are known.
Do you need a passport to exchange money in Thailand?
Bring your passport. Licensed money changers record identification for exchange transactions, and larger amounts are checked more carefully.
Why does this site show an estimated amount instead of a final rate?
The rates are observations from public sources, not a guaranteed counter quote. Every amount is an estimate, and the final rate is set by the provider when you exchange.
How often does the data update?
Crypto prices refresh about every 30 seconds while the public feed is healthy. Cash rate references are collected on a scheduled 10-minute cycle and labelled live, hybrid or fallback so you can see how current they are.
Reviewed 2026-10-18