Swiss Franc to Ethiopian Birr

What Ethiopian banks pay for Swiss Francs today, and what they charge to sell them, compared across 4 banks quoting the Switzerland currency.

Median buy: 195.15
Median sell: 199.06
Spread: 3.90
30-day move: +0.37%
As of: 29 Oct 2026

Best CHF rates today

Best bank to sell CHF

204.48

Dashen pays the most birr per CHF.

Best bank to buy CHF

182.51

Siinqee charges the fewest birr per CHF.

Where every bank sits

Buy to sell rangeMarket median 195.15

Dashen204.48 / 208.57

Wegagen195.51 / 199.42

Abay194.79 / 198.69

Siinqee178.93 / 182.51

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CHF to birr over time

Median CHF buy rate across 4 banks

195.15ETB per CHF

29 Oct 2026 · +0.37% over 1M

CHF rates at every Ethiopian bank

Swiss Franc buying and selling rates by Ethiopian bank
Bank	Buy	Sell	30d
Dashen	204.48	208.57	0.00%
Wegagen	195.51	199.42	+0.76%
Abay	194.79	198.69	-0.02%
Siinqee	178.93	182.51	0.00%

Ordered by buying rate, highest first. Median 195.15 / 199.06 across 4 banks · 29 Oct 2026.

Banks not currently publishing CHF

5 of 15 banks in our feed published a CHF rate in the last two days. The rest last published on the dates below and are left out of the table and the median until they resume.

Bank of Abyssinia27 Jul 2026
NIB10 Jul 2026
Awash19 Feb 2026
Oromia10 Dec 2025
Gadaa30 Nov 2025
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia16 Nov 2025
Tsedey31 Oct 2025
Global7 Aug 2025
Development Bank of Ethiopia23 Aug 2024
ZamZam9 Aug 2024

CHF to birr, explained

What is the CHF to birr rate today?

The median buying rate across Ethiopian banks is 195.15 birr per CHF, and the median selling rate is 199.06 birr as of 29 Oct 2026. Rates differ by bank, so the table above is the one to check before you go to a branch.

Which bank gives the best CHF rate?

If you are selling Swiss Francs, Dashen currently pays the most at 204.48 birr. If you are buying Swiss Francs, Siinqee is cheapest at 182.51 birr. Banks revise their boards frequently, so check the date stamp above.

Why do buying and selling rates differ?

The difference is the bank’s spread, its margin for handling the currency. Here it is 3.90 birr per CHF at the median. A wider spread means a worse deal whichever direction you are transacting in.