Currency Converter · Egyptian Pound (EGP) to Swiss Franc (CHF)

The currency calculator will convert exchange rate of Egyptian pound (EGP) to Swiss Franc (CHF).

EGP - Egyptian pound CHF - Swiss Franc

10 EGP = 0.18 CHF
50 EGP = 0.88 CHF
100 EGP = 1.76 CHF
250 EGP = 4.41 CHF
500 EGP = 8.82 CHF
1,000 EGP = 17.64 CHF
2,000 EGP = 35.29 CHF
2,500 EGP = 44.11 CHF
5,000 EGP = 88.22 CHF
10,000 EGP = 176.45 CHF
20,000 EGP = 352.89 CHF
50,000 EGP = 882.24 CHF
100,000 EGP = 1,764.47 CHF
250,000 EGP = 4,411.18 CHF
500,000 EGP = 8,822.37 CHF

1 CHF = 56.67 EGP
5 CHF = 283.37 EGP
10 CHF = 566.74 EGP
20 CHF = 1,133.48 EGP
25 CHF = 1,416.85 EGP
50 CHF = 2,833.71 EGP
100 CHF = 5,667.41 EGP
200 CHF = 11,334.83 EGP
250 CHF = 14,168.54 EGP
500 CHF = 28,337.07 EGP
1,000 CHF = 56,674.14 EGP
2,000 CHF = 113,348.29 EGP
2,500 CHF = 141,685.36 EGP
5,000 CHF = 283,370.72 EGP
10,000 CHF = 566,741.45 EGP

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Egyptian pound

The Egyptian pound (EGP) is the currency of Egypt and Gaza Strip (Palestinian territories, alongside Israeli new sheqel). The currency code is EGP and currency symbol is Le, or L.E., or E£, or ج.م. The Egyptian pound is subdivided into 100 piaster (singular: piaster; symbol: pt) or 1000 milliems. Frequently used Egyptian pound coins are in denominations of LE 1, 1 piaster, 5 piaster, 10 piaster, 20 piaster, 25 piaster, 50 piaster. Frequently used Egyptian pound banknotes are in denominations of LE 1, LE 5, LE 10, LE 20, LE 50, LE 100, LE 200, 5 piaster, 10 piaster, 25 piaster, 50 piaster.

Swiss Franc

The Swiss franc (CHF) is the currency of Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Italy exclave Campione d'ltalla. It is also used in German exclave Büsingen whose sole legal currency is the euro. The currency code is CHF and currency symbol is CHF (used by banks and financial institutions), or Fr. (used by most businesses and advertisers), or SFr. The Swiss franc is subdivided into 100 Rappen (symbol: Rp.) in German, centime (symbol: c.) in French, centesimo (symbol: Ct.) in Italian, and rap (symbol: rp.) in Romansh. Frequently used Swiss franc coins are in denominations of 1 Fr., 2 Fr., 5 FR., 5Rp., 10Rp., 20Rp., 50Rp.(1/2 Fr.). Frequently used Swiss franc banknotes are in denominations of 10 CHF, 20 CHF, 50 CHF, 100 CHF, 200 CHF, 1000 CHF. The Swiss franc is considered as a hard currency, and a reserve currency.