Scotiabank publishes daily updated buy and sell rates for major currencies. These rates vary for cash, and demand drafts.
View current FX rates

Rates are only guaranteed at the time of the actual transaction. They are subject to change without notice based on market conditions.

Currencies traded include USD, CAD, GBP, EUR, BBD, KYD, JPY, CHF, and TTD.

Yes. Scotiabank offers Foreign Currency Accounts in USD, CAD, GBP, and EUR. These accounts help customers avoid frequent conversion fees and fluctuations.
Learn more about Foreign Currency Accounts

• No monthly fees (If minimum balance is maintained)
• Easy transfers via Scotia OnLine
• Access to funds worldwide via ATMs

Yes. You can use Scotia OnLine, mobile banking, or ATMs that are part of the Global ATM Alliance.

All our full-service branches offer currency exchange services, but availability may vary by location and currency type. 

Limits may apply based on regulatory guidelines, availability, and customer verification status.

Yes. Fees apply for currency conversion, wire transfers, and drafts. You can view the latest fees online or in the app. 

Yes! You can now make cross-currency transfers (e.g., JMD to USD credit card/USD account) directly in the app and via the ATM.

Absolutely. Scotiabank uses advanced encryption and multi-factor authentication. Visit the Security Centre in the app for tips on safe banking.

Yes! Limits can be changed as follows:

• Personal Account holders: Send an email directly to your branch mailbox (bnsj.branchname@scotiabank.com) e.g.: bnsj.fairview@scotiabank.com
• Small Business account holders: Send an email directly to your branch mailbox or reach out to your Business Banking Officer.
• Corporate & Commercial account holders: Send an email directly to your branch mailbox/Relationship Manager.

Yes, fees may apply depending on the type (Cash vs. non-cash). Cash transactions typically have slightly higher fees depending on the amount.

Enable Credit Card alerts in the app to get notified about:

• Foreign currency purchases
• Declined transactions.
• Credit limit changes. 

To send a wire transfer, you will need:

• Recipient’s full name and address
• Bank name and address.
• SWIFT/BIC code
• Account number or branch transit
• To receive funds, provide the sender with your Scotiabank account details and our SWIFT code: NOSCJMKN
  Learn more about wire transfers