CHF to RSD Converter

The official National Bank of Serbia middle rate (zvanični srednji kurs) for the Swiss franc, shown with its publication date. It’s a reference rate, not a bank’s buy or sell quote.

For years many housing loans were indexed to the Swiss franc. When the franc surged — especially after 2015 — instalments jumped, which became a major financial and legal issue. That history keeps CHF conversions relevant here beyond travel or transfers.

Recently around 125–127 RSD, usually a little above the euro because the franc tends to be stronger. It isn’t pegged, so it moves with the global franc–euro rate — check the date on the rate shown.

Only roughly, and only at today’s rate. A loan instalment for a past month must use the official rate for that exact date (and the loan’s specific terms). This tool converts at the single stored rate, so treat historical figures as indicative, not exact.

The middle rate is a midpoint. Exchanging francs for dinars, a bank applies a buy rate below it; buying francs, a sell rate above it. The gap is the exchange’s margin, so your real amount differs from the middle figure.

No. The site is static, so the rate is the NBS value from the date shown, refreshed periodically rather than in real time. For an exact live quote, check with your bank at the moment of exchange.

Yes — use the swap button or set the “from” currency to RSD. The reverse uses the same middle rate, so the round trip is exact here, unlike a real double exchange which loses the spread twice.

Yes. Type 500 or 12.345,67 — thousand separators and the Serbian decimal comma are read correctly, and results are shown to two decimals.

No. The rate is bundled with the page and the conversion runs in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded and analytics never receives it.