ZAR to NPR: Convert South African Rand to Nepalese Rupees

Currency exchange rates rise and fall constantly, so it's wise to keep an eye out for current market trends. Our goal is to give you easy access to the most updated info so you can find the best exchange rates for you. Before converting South African Rand to Nepalese Rupees, use our currency converter, conversion tables, and price comparison widget to find today's exchange rates and compare different providers. Keep in mind that exchange rates fluctuate constantly, so always double-check the current rate before converting.Check live ZAR to NPR exchange rates now.

Depending on your plan, the amount you're exchanging, and the day of the week, you may pay a currency exchange fee. If you're sending ZAR to NPR accounts, you may also pay a small transfer fee. You'll always see the total cost in-app before you convert, along with the Revolut exchange rate.

Currency exchange fees

If the amount you're exchanging is within your plan’s fair usage limit, you won't pay any additional currency exchange fees on weekdays. You'll pay a 1% fee on all currency exchanges during the weekend, no matter what plan you have. We charge weekend fees because currency exchange markets are closed during that time, and this fee helps us cover any changes in the exchange rate. If you're over your monthly exchange allowance, you'll pay an additional fair usage fee, depending on your plan. There are no fair usage fees on our Metal plan. These limits are set on a rolling monthly basis. You can check your fair usage limit and the date it will reset under Your plan in your profile.

Money transfer fees

When you send ZAR to a NPR account, you may pay a small transfer fee. This is the amount we charge to process your transfer. The total cost depends on the transfer method you choose, the destination country, and the amount you're sending, but don't worry — you'll see all costs live in-app before you send. You'll get discounts on these fees with our Premium and Metal plans. Heads up — external banks may charge non-Revolut transfer fees that we can't foresee. If you're looking to send money without transfer fees, try a Revolut-to-Revolut transfer. You can send money to other Revolut friends in any of the 30+ supported currencies you hold, without having to convert. For more information on your plan's fees, check out our terms and policies. Fees are subject to change, but you'll always see them in-app before you convert.

Although NPR isn't yet one of the 30+ supported currencies that you can keep and exchange in-app, you can still convert ZAR to NPR with us in 2 ways: by paying in Nepalese Rupees with your multi-currency Revolut card while you're abroad or sending a money transfer to Nepal.

Card payments abroad

When you pay with your Revolut card in Nepal, we'll automatically exchange your money to NPR. Just add money to your account and shop wherever Visa or Mastercard are accepted.

International money transfers

When you send ZAR from South Africa to NPR accounts in Nepal, we'll convert your money for you and show you our current conversion rate before you send. Here's how to send money:

1. Download Revolut for Android or iOS, if you haven't already, and sign up for an account.
2. Add money to your account in ZAR.
3. Go to the Transfers section in your Revolut app.
4. Choose your destination country, then enter how much you want to send in ZAR or how much you want your recipient to get in NPR.
5. Check our exchange rates, fees, and estimated delivery times in-app.
6. Fill in your recipient's details. You'll usually need their full name, BIC or SWIFT code, and their account number.
7. Tap Send and track your transfer in-app.

You can make up to 100 exchanges every 24 hours, and there's no maximum amount you can exchange, no matter what plan you have. However, there are fair usage limits for Standard and Premium customers. Once you reach your limit, you'll pay a small fair usage fee, depending on your plan. These limits apply on a rolling 30-day basis. You can keep track of all your currency conversions in-app.

We use two-factor authentication to make sure you're the only one who can log in to your account, and we'll send you anti-fraud warnings in-app if we suspect that a transfer may be a scam. We also protect your personal data with our full-stack security systems. Additionally, we use other security methods that vary depending on the Revolut entity you're registered to. Here's how you can learn more.

1. Open the Revolut app.
2. Click on your profile icon on the home screen.
3. Scroll to the bottom of the page and see which Revolut entity shows up.
4. Go to our Help Centre to read more on your Revolut entity and how we keep your money safe.