Convert Guinean Franc to Chinese Yuan (GNF to CNY)

Live mid-market exchange rates, interbank trends, and local currency insights.

🇬🇳 GNF
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🇨🇳 CNY
1 GNF = 1,311.0860 CNY • 1 CNY = 0.0008 GNF

Conversion Tables

Convert GNF to CNY

GNFCNY
100 GNF131,108.60 CNY
200 GNF262,217.20 CNY
500 GNF655,543.00 CNY
1,000 GNF1,311,086.00 CNY
2,000 GNF2,622,171.99 CNY
5,000 GNF6,555,429.98 CNY
10,000 GNF13,110,859.97 CNY
50,000 GNF65,554,299.83 CNY
100,000 GNF131,108,599.67 CNY

Convert CNY to GNF

CNYGNF
100 CNY0.076273 GNF
200 CNY0.152545 GNF
500 CNY0.381363 GNF
1,000 CNY0.762726 GNF
2,000 CNY1.53 GNF
5,000 CNY3.81 GNF
10,000 CNY7.63 GNF
50,000 CNY38.14 GNF
100,000 CNY76.27 GNF

Chinese Foreign Exchange Overview

The Chinese Yuan (CNY, symbol "¥", subunit "Jiao/Fen") is the legal tender of the People's Republic of China, issued and regulated by the People's Bank of China (PBOC). China maintains a managed floating exchange rate regime based on market supply and demand with reference to a basket of foreign currencies.

When exchanging foreign currency in China, major state-owned commercial banks such as the Bank of China (BOC), Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), and China Construction Bank (CCB) provide counter cash exchange following official PBOC benchmark rates with narrow spreads. Licensed foreign exchange agencies in commercial zones and international airports also facilitate instant cash exchange.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official exchange rate between Guinean Franc and Chinese Yuan?

The current mid-market exchange rate is 1 GNF = 1,311.0860 CNY (1 CNY = 0.0008 GNF) as of October 6, 2026.

Where can I exchange GNF in China or internationally?

You can exchange Guinean Franc at authorized Bank of China (BOC) branches, ICBC, CCB, licensed exchange kiosks in key metropolitan zones, and international airport terminals. International visitors can also withdraw Chinese Yuan directly from bank ATMs using Visa and Mastercard debit cards.

What are the cash declaration limits when entering or leaving China?

Under Chinese Customs and State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) regulations, travelers carrying physical foreign cash equivalent to more than 5,000 USD must declare it in writing to China Customs upon arrival or departure.