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NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR

Exchange rates and insights

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From

USD

To

NZD

580.45

Buy rate1 USD = 1.1609 NZD
How it works
Important information

Currency summary

ISO 4217 Code:
NZD
Currency Symbol:
$
Central Bank:
Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Banknote Denominations:
  • $5
  • $10
  • $20
  • $50
  • $100
Coin denominations:
  • 10 cents
  • 20 cents
  • 50 cents
  • $1
  • $2
The official currency of:
New Zealand, the Cook Islands, Niue, Tokelau, Ross Dependency, and the Pitcairn Islands
Shipping process

How to buy NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR online

If you wish to convert USD to NZD online quickly and securely, our foreign currency exchange platform makes it easy to purchase New Zealand currency at competitive exchange rates. Online shopping for New Zealand dollars has never been simpler.

01.

Choose your currency

Choose a global currency you wish to buy and the amount.

02.

Checkout

Select your payment method. You can choose between a credit card, a bank draft, or a money wire.

03.

Customer Verification

Answer some questions to verify your identity.

04.

Shipment & Delivery

Select where you want your package to be delivered and choose a shipping method.

Selling guide

How to sell NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR online

If you need to convert your NZD to US dollars at competitive exchange rates, we make it simple to get started with your money transfer and ensure you receive crisp US dollar notes every time.

01.

Choose your currency

Select the amount you wish to sell, and your conversion rate will be calculated.

02.

Ship your currency

Request a shipping kit with instructions on how to send your currency to us.

03.

Receive your funds

You will receive a receipt, and the funds will be deposited into your bank account.

Why Us

Online New Zealand Currency Exchange Services

At US First Exchange, your gateway to world currencies, you can buy or sell New Zealand Dollars with complete confidence. Our online platform combines transparent and competitive currency rates, secure transactions, and insight into New Zealand currency history so you can evaluate past performance against current price movements.

We also trade other exotic global currencies, including the British pound, Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, Chinese Yuan, South African Rand, Australian Dollar, and more. Whether you're converting USD to NZD or vice versa, you’ll benefit from competitive exchange rates and insured delivery every time. Use our online currency converter to compare NZD to USD before your purchase.

Sign up for our free exchange rate alerts so you can keep up with global currency markets and act quickly when they shift in your favor, helping you make smarter currency exchange decisions every time.

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Before you start

Things you need before you start

  • Valid US ID

    A government-issued ID for identity verification.

  • US Shipping Address

    A valid U.S. address where your items will be delivered.

  • Payment Method

    Credit/debit card or other accepted payment options.

  • Account & Verification

    Create an account and complete a quick verification process.

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FAQ's

New Zealand Dollar (NZD) FAQs

Anything else on your mind about exchanging New Zealand currency? Whether you’re converting leftover NZD to USD or USD to NZD, US First Exchange is your gateway to reliable foreign currency transactions — always transparent, secure, and updated with the latest rates.

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New Zealand uses the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) as its official currency, symbol $ (code NZD). It’s divided into 100 cents and issued in both coins and banknotes for everyday use.

The NZD also serves as legal tender in several associated territories, including Niue, Tokelau, and the Cook Islands (where the local dollar is pegged 1:1 to NZD), and is used for practical purposes in New Zealand’s Ross Dependency in Antarctica.