Ghanaian Cedi (GHS) exchange rate in Katowice – Kantor Grand

Ghanaian Cedi (GHS) exchange rate in Katowice

The Ghanaian Cedi is a floating currency – it is not tied to any other currency, so its exchange rate changes freely, sometimes significantly within a single day. At Kantor Grand in Katowice, we continuously update the buy and sell prices for GHS, so it's worth checking the rate just before your visit.

Kantor Grand is located at Adama Mickiewicza 22, in the center of Katowice. We buy and sell Cedi, and for larger amounts, there is room for individual negotiation of the rate.

People who most often use GHS exchange at our office are those returning from Ghana, working there temporarily, or conducting business with that country – it's not a common currency, but it's available at our office.

Buying and selling Ghanaian Cedi in Katowice

The Ghanaian Cedi (ISO code: GHS) is the current currency of Ghana, in circulation since 2007, when the country conducted a redenomination – 1 new Cedi replaced 10,000 old Cedi at that time. Because of this, some people still refer to it as the 'new Cedi,' although it's simply the currency unit in use today. At Kantor Grand in Katowice, located at Adama Mickiewicza 22, we will exchange GHS for Polish Zloty and vice versa, at a rate determined based on current quotations.

Why the GHS exchange rate can be variable

Unlike currencies tied to the euro or the dollar, the Cedi is a fully floating currency – its value is shaped by the market, not a fixed parity. Ghana's economy has experienced periods of increased inflation in recent years, which has resulted in more pronounced fluctuations in the GHS exchange rate relative to the zloty and the euro. Therefore, it's a good idea to check the current price directly before the exchange, rather than relying on the rate from the previous day.

Who benefits from exchanging Cedi

• people returning from Ghana with cash in GHS,
• Ghanaians and people working temporarily in Ghana, settling accounts in this currency,
• companies conducting trade or investments on the Ghanaian market.

Banknotes, coins and formalities

At Kantor Grand's cash desk, we mainly exchange Cedi banknotes – this is the form in which the currency most often arrives from our customers. Each transaction is recorded in accordance with the regulations, and the cash is stored in accordance with the security standards applicable in the currency exchange industry.

Check the exchange rate and visit our office

Do you have Ghanaian Cedi to exchange or are you preparing for a trip to Ghana? Check the current GHS exchange rate and visit us – Adama Mickiewicza 22 in Katowice. For larger amounts, it's worth calling in advance to agree on the best possible rate.