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Convert CHF to EUR

Swiss Franc to Euro · live mid-market rate

1 CHF = 1.0739 EUR -0.02%

Use the displayed CHF/EUR reference rate to compare an exchange offer. Your provider may use a different rate and charge fees; check the quote timestamp and the final amount received.

1 EUR = 0.9312 CHF ·
1 CHF = 1.0739 EUR -0.02%
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CHF to EUR conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 CHF1.0739 EUR
5 CHF5.3694 EUR
10 CHF10.7389 EUR
25 CHF26.8471 EUR
50 CHF53.6943 EUR
100 CHF107.3886 EUR
250 CHF268.4715 EUR
500 CHF536.9429 EUR
1,000 CHF1,073.89 EUR
5,000 CHF5,369.43 EUR

EUR to CHF conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 EUR0.9312 CHF
5 EUR4.6560 CHF
10 EUR9.3120 CHF
25 EUR23.2799 CHF
50 EUR46.5599 CHF
100 EUR93.1198 CHF
250 EUR232.7994 CHF
500 EUR465.5988 CHF
1,000 EUR931.1977 CHF
5,000 EUR4,655.99 CHF
About this pair

CHF/EUR: what to know

The CHF/EUR rate shows how much EUR you get for 1 CHF. Right now, 1 CHF buys 1.0739 EUR at the mid-market rate. In the other direction, 1 EUR is worth 0.9312 CHF.

In the short term CHF is driven mainly by safe-haven demand and SNB policy, while EUR responds to ECB policy and eurozone growth.

The Swiss Franc (CHF) is issued by Swiss National Bank (SNB). In uncertain times investors park money in the franc to preserve value. The Euro (EUR) is issued by European Central Bank (ECB). The euro is the world’s second most-traded currency, after the US dollar.

Available archived CHF/EUR observations within the last 365 days range from 1.0562 to 1.1101, with a -0.14% change from the first to the last available sample. This is not necessarily a full year of observations or an intraday range.

Use this mid-market figure as your benchmark: compare it with the rate your bank or broker quotes, and the difference is the margin you would pay.

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