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If you're careful with where you keep your cash, there's no need to bother with them.Cuba Creates New Peso Exchange Rate: Increase From 24 To 120.

All that said, traveler's checks can be very inconvenient.

These places charge commissions of around 3% (4% on weekends) for cashing traveler's checks. You can use them at most banks, CADECA offices, hotels, and tourist-related businesses. The most reliable ones are from Thomas Cook and Visa, as long as they are associated with non-US banks. You will be charged a 3% processing fee whenever you take out money with a debit card or exchange cash directly

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You can use non-US debit cards to exchange money at CADECA offices, plus all BFI and Banco Metropolitano branches.Visa debit cards associated with a non-US bank are accepted at ATMs. The same goes for all Mastercard debit cards, regardless of country of origin. ATMs will not accept American debit cards.Otherwise, all other transactions will be in cash. For those traveling with all other (non-US) credit cards, most hotels and high-end restaurants will accept credit cards.Contact your bank beforehand to ask if your card will work in Cuba.

If you plan to get around this rule by bringing a credit card issued by a European bank, keep in mind that some European banks have American parent holding companies so these cards won't work in Cuba either.

No credit card associated with an American bank can be used while in Cuba.

Locals tell us that the biggest mistake travelers make has to do with credit cards, debit cards, and traveler's checks. It can be very helpful to have the assistance of a trusted local planner to make sure you're getting the best rate.

The Cuban government has recently made drastic changes to the USD-CUP exchange rate, so be sure you know what the latest rates are. The Cuban peso can be used in almost any shop across the island, aside from special stores that only take a specific Cuban debit card for payment. Cuban Currencyįor twenty-five years, Cuba had 2 currencies that were in use at the same time, but in 2020 they eliminated one (the CUC) and went back to having a single currency in circulation: the Cuban Peso (CUP). Want to make the most out of your trip? Tap into our network of local travel planners- Heroes-who build unique, locally-curated trip plans, designed just for you.

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Your American credit and debit cards simply won't work. Use this guide to learn all about using cash, cards, and checks in Cuba-after, feel free to message us with any questions you still have!