Hong Kong Dollar Exchange

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We can even exchange old banknotes, or banknotes that are dirty, torn, or have scribble on them, which other stores won't accept.

Hong Kong Bank

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Hong Kong Shanghai Huifeng Bank

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Standard Chartered Bank

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※Attention※

Depending on the condition of the banknote (dirt, tears, scribble, etc.), the rate may be reduced or we may not be able to purchase it at all.

When exchanging current banknotes for Hong Kong dollars, the displayed rate is 100%.

The Hong Kong dollar is issued by four banks: The Hong Kong and Shanghai Huifeng Banking Corporation, Standard Chartered Bank, Bank of China (Hong Kong), and the Hong Kong Bureau of Finance.

Please contact us to exchange or cash old Hong Kong dollar notes.

Basic Data on Hong Kong

Area:

Approximately 1,110 square kilometers (about half the size of Tokyo)

Population:

Approximately 7.4 million people

Capital

:ishi Ward

GDP:

Approximately US$369.1 billion

Price increase rate:

1.6%

Trivia:

Since Hong Kong's sovereignty was returned to the People's Republic of China in 1997, the Hong Kong dollar has been under exchange control by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

During the 1997 Asian currency crisis, the Hong Kong dollar was sold to funds like other currencies, but the sold Hong Kong dollars were exchanged for US dollars, causing a sharp decline in the amount of Hong Kong dollars in circulation in the market and causing interest rates to soar to as high as 300%.

Unable to bear the interest burden on the Hong Kong dollars borrowed for short selling, the funds withdrew, and the Hong Kong dollar successfully defended its currency.

Since 2018, new series of banknotes have been issued one after another, and various anti-counterfeiting technologies have been added.

Hologram, safety line, uniform highly translucent watermark pattern, ultraviolet luminous ink matching pattern, ultraviolet luminous ink banknote number Only the $10 banknote is made of polymer (plastic),

which is difficult to counterfeit and has excellent durability and waterproofness, and many countries are introducing it from low-denomination banknotes that are used frequently.