Yes, at least for deposits. I opened an account using Euros, and there was no additional fee for that. I called today to ask if they charge for depositing more funds in Euros, but no one seemed to have an exact answer. I was told it depends on the amount deposited, and then put on hold for eternity while they looked for a branch manager. I never did get an answer as to what the minimum amount you need is (when it's converted to dollars) before you are charged a fee. They said it varies based on the conversion rate. Morons as usual. Nevertheless, they will take Euros, but only in paper form. NO COINS.
FYI-- Foreign wire transfer fees from Euros to Dollars is $15. Check your options before transferring funds.
Chase Bank converts dollars to euros using the current exchange rate. They may charge a fee, however. Consumers are also able use a credit card or debit card abroad, but should alert their bank prior to doing so.
An international European bank, I think.
Most banks exchange Euros for Dollars so I don't see why it can't be exchanged in America Bank
The bank or the nearest airport.
I just ran into this same issue and had to research it. Most banks that you have an account at will convert Euros to Dollars for you. They may require you to deposit them instead of just cashing them.
Chase Bank converts dollars to euros using the current exchange rate. They may charge a fee, however. Consumers are also able use a credit card or debit card abroad, but should alert their bank prior to doing so.
An international European bank, I think.
banks are overated
Lira are now obsolete, so you will have to put them on collection at your bank, they will convert them to euros and then to Australian dollars at the going rate for that day.
Sure; most bank and exchange offices in Mexico would convert Canadian and US dollars as well as Euros.
Go to an American Bank or American ATM and they will convert Euros to Dollars (and at international airports)
Yes, provided thase are all in note form (no metal coinage). The bank will convert them into your local currency at their current exchange rate.
Most banks exchange Euros for Dollars so I don't see why it can't be exchanged in America Bank
Any German bank will allow you to exchange US dollars for Euros.
if you go to a bank you should be able to exchange u.s. dollars for euros.
The bank or the nearest airport.
I just ran into this same issue and had to research it. Most banks that you have an account at will convert Euros to Dollars for you. They may require you to deposit them instead of just cashing them.