Exchange rates in early April 2026 draw a mixed picture of the foreign exchange market — Gold holds a stable position against most major currencies, although minor fluctuations are still apparent. According to today's NBP table, the euro rate is PLN 4,2776, while the US dollar rate is PLN 3,7058. The Swiss franc returns attention, which, compared to the beginning of the week, has slightly lost value, but remains one of the more expensive currencies in the ranking. If you plan to exchange currency or travel abroad, read the following overview — You will find here all the most important NBP courses with accurate data for today.
Exchange rates of NBP – April 3, 2026
Key exchange rates today
Euro (EUR)
Average rate NBP: PLN 4,2776
Purchase rate: 4,2396 PLN | Sales rate: PLN 4,3252
The euro rate remains around PLN 4.28, which is a moderate level compared to the last months — neither particularly high nor record low. For those planning to travel to the euro area, e.g. Germany, France or Italy, this means that for 1000 PLN we will receive just over 233 EUR. If you are wondering when the best exchange currency is, it is worth to regularly track exchange rates on digitalnexus.pl and compare exchange rates with NBP rates.
US Dollar (USD)
Average rate NBP: PLN 3,7058
Purchase rate: PLN 3,6766 | Sales rate: 3,7508 PLN
The dollar rate remains below PLN 3.75, which recently represents a fairly stable ceiling for this currency. Dollar is a settlement currency for many imported goods, including fuels and electronics, so its level has an indirect impact on prices in Polish stores. People buying online in foreign stores or booking hotels in dollars should take into account the spread between the purchase and sales rate, which is today around PLN 0.07.
Pound sterling (GBP)
Average rate NBP: PLN 4,9055
Purchase rate: PLN 4,8605 | Sales rate: PLN 4,9587
Pound sterling is today the most expensive currency in the main ranking — one pound costs almost PLN 4.91 per NBP average rate. For Poles working or staying in the UK, the course of the pound is of direct importance in transferring money to Poland. The spread between the purchase and sales rate is about PLN 0,10, which is worth considering when planning the exchange.
Swiss franc (CHF)
Average rate NBP: PLN 4,6438
Purchase rate: 4,5978 PLN | Sales rate: 4,6906 PLN
Swiss franc remains one of the strongest currencies in the world and in terms of gold costs PLN 4.6438 today. For persons with loans in Swiss francs or regularly transferring money to Switzerland, this is important information — The franc is still clearly more expensive than the euro. The difference between the purchase and sale rate today is close to PLN 0.09, which is in typical forks for this currency.
Czech koruna (CZK)
Average rate NBP: 0.1745 PLN
Purchase rate: 0,1729 PLN | Sales rate: PLN 0,1763
Czech koruna is a popular currency for people going to the Czech Republic for shopping or weekend trips to Prague. Today for one PLN we will get slightly over 5.73 Czech kronor, which is worth keeping in mind when planning the travel budget.
Norwegian krone (NOK)
Average rate NBP: PLN 0,3802
Purchase rate: 0,3776 PLN | Sales rate: PLN 0,3852
The Norwegian krona is valued at PLN 0.3802 today. Norway is one of the fields of economic emigration of Poles, so the course of this currency is practical for many families sending funds between both countries.
Swedish krona (SEK)
Average rate NBP: PLN 0,3928
Purchase rate: PLN 0,3879 | Sales rate: PLN 0,3957
The Swedish krona costs PLN 0.3928 today and is slightly more expensive than the Norwegian krona. Sweden is a popular tourist and emigration destination, which is why the SEK course appears regularly in the queries of Polish users.
How did the exchange rates change last week?
Euro (EUR)
Course today: PLN 4,2776 | Course 7 days ago: 4,2710 PLN | Change: +0.0066 PLN (+0.15%)
The euro has slightly increased compared to the gold in the last seven days, which means a gentle weakening of PLN against the single European currency.
US Dollar (USD)
Course today: PLN 3,7058 | Course 7 days ago: 3,6948 PLN | Amendment: +0.0110 PLN (+0.30%)
The dollar has strengthened against gold in the past week, although the scale of change is moderate and does not exceed typical daily fluctuations for this currency pair.
Pound sterling (GBP)
Course today: PLN 4,9055 | Course 7 days ago: 4,9339 PLN | Amendment: -0.0284 PLN (-0,58%)
Pound sterling has lost its value to gold in the last seven days — is the only major currency that has clearly sunk during this period from the perspective of the Polish observer.
Swiss franc (CHF)
Course today: PLN 4,6438 | Course 7 days ago: 4,6650 PLN | Amendment: -0.0212 PLN (-0.45%)
Swiss franc also slightly lost value in relation to the gold in the last week, which means a slight strengthening of PLN against this currency.
Looking at the past week as a whole, gold behaved relatively stable towards the major world currencies — The changes did not exceed 0.6% in any direction. The biggest change of the week was the weakening of the pound of sterling by nearly 0.58%, while the dollar slightly increased in value. So you can talk about a week without clear directional trends. — The currency market moved in a narrow range of fluctuations.
Exchange rates are derived from the official NBP table and shall apply from the date of publication until the following working day.
How to read NBP courses? Practical Guide
The NBP rates are divided into two types: the average rate (Table A) and the purchase and sales rates (Table C). The average course is the reference point — is used, among others, for tax settlements, valuation of foreign exchange liabilities and as a benchmark for the market, but in itself is not a price at which you can buy currency in the canto. The bid rate is the price at which the bank or currency will buy currency from you — That's how much you'll get for your euros or dollars. The sales rate (ask) is the price at which the institution will sell you the currency — always higher than the purchase rate, and the difference between them is the so-called spread, which is the profit of a currency or bank. Before exchanging money, it is worth checking how the offer of the exchange office is going to the NBP courses — The smaller the spread, the more favorable the exchange for you.
Other NBP exchange rates
Thai Bat (THB) — PLN 0,1136
Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) — PLN 0.4728
New Zealand Dollar (NDD) — PLN 2,1146
Singapore Dollar (SGD) — PLN 2,8832
Hungarian Forint (HUF) — PLN 0,0111
Ukrainian Hryvna (UAH) — PLN 0,0847
Japanese Jen (JPY) — PLN 0,0232
Danish krone (DKK) — 0,5724 PLN
Icelandic Krona (ISK) — PLN 0,0296
Romanian Leu (RON) — PLN 0,8391
Turkish lira (TRY) — PLN 0,0829
New Israeli Shekel (ILS) — PLN 1,1821
Chilean Peso (CLP) — PLN 0,0040
Philippine Peso (PHP) — PLN 0,0616
Mexican Peso (MXN) — PLN 0,2076
South African Rand (ZAR) — PLN 0,2185
Brazilian Real (BRL) — PLN 0,7186
Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) — PLN 0,9192
Indonesian Rupee (IDR) — PLN 0,0002
Indian Rupee (INR) — PLN 0,0399
South Korean Won (KRW) — PLN 0,0025
Yuan renminbi (CNY) — PLN 0,5387
SDR, or IMF Special Drawing Rights (XDR) — PLN 5,0425
Currency Trivia of the Day
Did you know that Japanese yen (JPY) is one of the few major currencies in the world that do not use subunits in daily turnover? Unlike the euro or the dollar, where we have cents, yen functions without a penny — One yen coin can no longer be bought much in Japan, so typical prices in Tokyo stores are expressed in hundreds or thousands of yen. Today one yen is worth only PLN 0.0232, which means that for the goldfish we will get over 43 yen — An interesting prospect for those planning a trip to the Country of the Blooming Cherry.
We encourage you to visit the digitalnexus.pl portal daily, where each working day we publish current NBP exchange rates with comment and analysis of weekly changes. Remember that the exchange rate tables of the National Bank of Poland appear from Monday to Friday, and each course is valid throughout the working day until the next table is published. We hope our exchange rate review makes it easier for you to plan finance, travel and foreign transactions — See you tomorrow!
