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Convert francs to euros

1 Swiss Franc = 1.0581 EUR

The other way, 1 Euro = 0.94510 CHF.

European Central Bank reference rate for 2026-09-11.

This is the mid-market rate, not the one you will be given. The European Central Bank publishes these once each working day as a reference. A bank, card or bureau adds a margin to it and may charge a fee on top, so the amount that actually reaches the other account is lower. Use this to check whether a quoted rate is fair, not to predict what you will receive.

Swiss Franc to Euro at today’s rate

CHFEUR
CHF1.00€1.06
CHF5.00€5.29
CHF10.00€10.58
CHF20.00€21.16
CHF50.00€52.90
CHF100.00€105.81
CHF250.00€264.52
CHF500.00€529.04
CHF1,000.00€1,058.09
CHF5,000.00€5,290.45
CHF10,000.00€10,580.89

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Reference rates are a daily benchmark, not a dealing rate. A bank or card will add a spread, typically 0.5–3%.
Converted amount
1.06 EUR
Exchange rate
1 CHF = 1.0581 EUR
Inverse rate
1 EUR = 0.9451 CHF
Assumptions
  • Rates are the ECB's daily reference rates, not a dealing rate you can transact at.
  • Banks and card networks add a spread, typically 0.5–3%, plus any fixed fee.
  • No rates are published on weekends or ECB holidays; the most recent working day is shown.
1 CHF in every currency
CurrencyNameAmount
USDUS Dollar1.23
EUREuro1.06
GBPBritish Pound0.91
JPYJapanese Yen188.94
AUDAustralian Dollar1.71
CADCanadian Dollar1.7
CNYChinese Yuan8.23
INRIndian Rupee117.21
MXNMexican Peso20.82
BRLBrazilian Real6.27
ZARSouth African Rand19.82
SEKSwedish Krona11.89
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European Central Bank reference rates for 2026-09-11.

How the rate is set

The European Central Bank collects rates from central banks across Europe at 14:15 Central European Time each working day and publishes a single reference rate per currency. There is no ECB rate at the weekend or on a euro-area holiday, so a Saturday reading is Friday’s figure.

A rate between two currencies that are not the euro — CHF to EUR — is a cross rate, worked out by going through the common currency rather than quoted directly. That is the same arithmetic every provider does, and it is why the inverse of a rate is exactly one divided by it here, while a bank will quote you two different numbers for the two directions. The gap between those two numbers is the margin.

Rates move continuously while markets are open. A reference rate is a snapshot of one moment in the day, which is what makes it useful for accounting and for checking a quote, and useless for timing a transfer.

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1 Swiss Franc = 1.0581 EUR. Source: https://www.calculateitnow.dev/chf-to-eur