CHF to MAD Exchange Rate Today
Swiss Franc to Moroccan Dirham conversion for Swiss travelers and Moroccan community in Switzerland. Track live CHF/MAD rates every 30 minutes for trips to Morocco or supporting family from Zurich, Geneva, Basel, and across Switzerland.
1000 CHF =
11,794.82MAD
1 MAD = 0.0848 CHF
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CHF to MAD conversion table
Common amounts at the current mid-market rate of 1 CHF = 11.79 MAD.
Mid-market rate: the midpoint banks trade at, before any provider adds a margin. What you actually receive is below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Swiss Franc to Moroccan Dirham exchange rate today?
On October 16, 2026, the CHF to MAD mid-market rate was 1 CHF = 11.79 MAD. The Swiss Franc is one of the world's strongest currencies, giving Swiss travelers excellent purchasing power in Morocco. The rate depends on Swiss National Bank policy, Morocco's economic health, and global market conditions. The converter refreshes its mid-market rates every 30 minutes.
Is Morocco cheap for Swiss visitors?
Absolutely. Morocco is very affordable for Swiss tourists. On October 16, 2026, the mid-market rate was 1 CHF = 11.79 MAD. Visitors from Zurich, Geneva, Basel, and other Swiss cities find exceptional value. A quality hotel costs CHF 40-80/night, restaurant meals CHF 6-15, riads CHF 50-100/night. Your Swiss Francs go much further than in Switzerland or neighboring European countries, making Morocco an excellent budget-friendly destination.
How can Moroccans in Switzerland send money home?
The 80,000+ Moroccan community in Switzerland has multiple options: money transfer specialists like Wise, Remitly, Western Union, or MoneyGram; Moroccan banks with Swiss presence (Attijariwafa Bank Switzerland); Morocco-Switzerland specialized services like Ria Money Transfer; or Swiss banks (UBS, Credit Suisse, PostFinance). The Swiss banks build a margin into their rate on top of a transfer fee. For monthly remittances from Zurich or Geneva, comparing services can add up to real savings over a year.
Why is the Swiss Franc so strong against the Dirham?
CHF's strength reflects Switzerland's economic stability, political neutrality, banking prowess, and safe-haven currency status. The Swiss National Bank maintains strong monetary policy, Switzerland has virtually no debt, and the country's GDP per capita is among the world's highest. For Swiss travelers, this means Morocco offers outstanding value with the strong franc buying substantial dirhams.
Where should I exchange CHF to MAD for the best rate?
Options include a fintech app such as Revolut or Wise before traveling, or withdrawing MAD from Moroccan ATMs using a Swiss card (PostFinance, Neon, Zak) after checking its foreign fees. Avoid Swiss bank exchanges, and skip airport exchanges in both countries, since both build a markup into their rates. In Morocco, exchange offices in Casablanca, Rabat, or Marrakech medinas offer better rates than hotels or tourist areas.
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