
by No1 Currency Team | Jun 4, 2021 | News, Store Opening
We’ve reopened the majority of our stores nationwide. Our stores listed below are open now, and ready to welcome you back in store!
Can’t find a store near you on this list?
Don’t worry, our bureau de change network is much bigger than this list.
You can use our store locator for a complete list of all our stores and agents.
We can also deliver travel money directly to your door with our Home Delivery service.
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by No1 Currency Team | Nov 4, 2020 | Travel
For those who are passionate about travelling – staying at home can be hard. At No1 Currency we have pulled together a list of 13 different ways you can create your own experiences of travelling the world, all from your home. Comment your favourites and send/tag us in photos of you doing them on social media. We can’t wait to see!
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by No1 Currency Team | Aug 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
The Blue Light Card Travel Money Discount
As a thank you to all NHS, social care workers, emergency services and armed forces we offer Blue Light Card holders exclusive rates on travel money for that well deserved break away.
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by No1 Currency Team | Mar 31, 2020 | News
Updated: 31 March 2020
We have taken the decision to temporarily close all of our stores as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. This means that at the present time we have temporarily paused all of our travel money services.
Unfortunately, our customer service team will not be in operation and are unable to respond to queries during this time. If you do have a query, you can email [email protected] and we will get back to you once we are able to resume our normal operation.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused, we hope to resume our normal service and welcome you back to our stores as soon as possible.
We wish you all the best during this time.
Thank you from all of us at No1 Currency
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by Jane Cullen | Dec 12, 2019 | Christmas Opening Hours
Christmas Opening Hours
Please note our Christmas opening hours will be different to our normal opening hours from the 23rd December 2021 – 3rd January 2022.
To check your store’s opening hours, please click on one of the below links. (more…)

by Jane Cullen | Oct 15, 2019 | Brexit
With a huge amount of Brits due to travel abroad this half term, many are wondering when the best time to buy currency is.
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by Jane Cullen | Oct 7, 2019 | Brexit
Will my 2019 holiday be affected by Brexit?
Brexit “no deal” questions are on everyone’s mind. You might be asking if your 2019 holiday will be affected by a “no deal” Brexit. -The answer is quite possibly, yes.
To help you navigate such uncertain times, we’ve put together a guide on holidays after Brexit which includes European travel after Brexit FAQs:
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by No1 Currency Team | Aug 21, 2019 | News
The No1 Currency Travel Money Card Mastercard® programme will be closed on Wednesday September 11th 2019 at 00.00a.m.
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by Luke Savage | Aug 15, 2018 | News
Fexco, the parent company of No1 Currency, today announced the acquisition of London’s leading retail foreign exchange (FX) company, Thomas Exchange Global (TEG). The deal strengthens Fexco’s position as the largest independent FX operator in the UK where it holds 12% of the growing £9billion market.
The acquisition of TEG which serves over 1 million customers in London across its 15 prominent branches also positions Fexco as the largest independent FX operator in the city. (more…)

by Client Account Manager Team | Apr 29, 2015 | Uncategorized
A real threat could leave anyone on holiday in Greece with no cash machine access, card payments blocked and wire transfers declined.
Greece faces looming debt deadlines, its politicians are playing a game of brinkmanship and it COULD end up exiting the euro.
if Greece does quit the euro? Simon Phillips, from travel money specialist No.1 Currency, said there will probably be a transition period where euros are still accepted: “This means that if you have a holiday booked to Greece this summer, you shouldn’t be affected by a currency changeover.”
Read the full article here