Polish Zloty
The official legal tender of Poland, subdivided into 100 groszy. Issued by the National Bank of Poland (NBP), the zloty operates under a free-floating exchange rate regime influenced by European trade cycles and monetary policy.
Real-time mid-market exchange rate without hidden banking markups. Calculate exact conversions instantly.
Historical exchange rate movements based on central bank and interbank market data.
Reference tables for common transfer and banknote amounts based on the interbank exchange rate.
| Polish Zloty (PLN) | Euro (EUR) |
|---|---|
| 1 PLN | 0.23 EUR |
| 5 PLN | 1.14 EUR |
| 10 PLN | 2.28 EUR |
| 25 PLN | 5.70 EUR |
| 50 PLN | 11.40 EUR |
| 100 PLN | 22.80 EUR |
| 200 PLN | 45.60 EUR |
| 250 PLN | 57.00 EUR |
| 500 PLN | 114.00 EUR |
| 1,000 PLN | 228.00 EUR |
| 2,500 PLN | 570.00 EUR |
| 5,000 PLN | 1,140.00 EUR |
| 10,000 PLN | 2,280.00 EUR |
| Euro (EUR) | Polish Zloty (PLN) |
|---|---|
| 1 EUR | 4.39 PLN |
| 5 EUR | 21.93 PLN |
| 10 EUR | 43.86 PLN |
| 25 EUR | 109.64 PLN |
| 50 EUR | 219.28 PLN |
| 100 EUR | 438.56 PLN |
| 200 EUR | 877.12 PLN |
| 250 EUR | 1,096.40 PLN |
| 500 EUR | 2,192.80 PLN |
| 1,000 EUR | 4,385.60 PLN |
| 2,500 EUR | 10,964.00 PLN |
| 5,000 EUR | 21,928.00 PLN |
| 10,000 EUR | 43,856.00 PLN |
| Provider / Service | Exchange Rate (PLN/EUR) | Estimated Fee / Markup | You Receive for 1,000 PLN | Difference vs Mid-Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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LocalExchangeRates (Wholesale) Official ECB / NBP Benchmark
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0.2280 EUR | 0.00% (Mid-Market) | 228.02 € | Baseline benchmark |
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Wise (Online Transfer)
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0.2271 EUR | ~0.40% transparent fee | 227.11 € | -0.91 € |
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Online Currency Broker (P2P Kantor)
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0.2262 EUR | ~0.80% margin | 226.20 € | -1.82 € |
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City Center Street Kantor (Poland)
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0.2239 EUR | ~1.80% margin | 223.90 € | -4.12 € |
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Commercial Retail Bank (Standard Wire)
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0.2200 EUR | ~3.50% margin | 220.00 € | -8.02 € |
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Airport Currency Exchange Desk
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0.1938 EUR | ~15.0% margin | 193.80 € | -34.22 € |
Common search queries including PLN to EUR, 100 PLN to EUR, and current Polish zloty to euro rate all relate to the wholesale rate of the Polish currency against the euro. At the live mid-market rate of 1 PLN = 0.2280 EUR (inverse: 1 EUR = 4.3856 PLN), converting 1,000 PLN yields 228.02 EUR.
Essential monetary details for the Polish Zloty and the Euro.
The official legal tender of Poland, subdivided into 100 groszy. Issued by the National Bank of Poland (NBP), the zloty operates under a free-floating exchange rate regime influenced by European trade cycles and monetary policy.
The shared currency of 20 European Union member states forming the Eurozone, managed by the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt. It is the second most traded currency and second largest reserve asset in the global economy.
The exchange rate between the Polish Zloty and the Euro is Poland’s most critical macroeconomic price indicator. With over 75% of Poland’s foreign exports bound for European Union countries — primarily Germany — fluctuations in the PLN/EUR pair directly affect trade balances, inflation rates, and corporate revenues.
Key drivers behind the PLN/EUR exchange rate:
Rates on this page are updated automatically every 5 minutes from live interbank data feeds and official reference publications from the European Central Bank and the National Bank of Poland.
Answers to common questions regarding converting Polish zloty to euros, exchange fees, and rate fluctuations.
At the current mid-market exchange rate of 0.2280, 1,000 Polish Zloty (PLN) converts to exactly 228.02 Euros (EUR). The inverse rate is 1 EUR = 4.3856 PLN.
The most cost-effective methods are multi-currency debit cards (such as Wise or Revolut) and online currency exchange platforms, charging fees between 0.3% and 0.6%. Traditional commercial banks typically charge markups of 2.5% to 4.0%.
LocalExchangeRates displays the real mid-market exchange rate — the exact midpoint between global wholesale buy and sell rates. Retail banks add an exchange rate markup (spread) to generate revenue, resulting in fewer euros for your zlotys.
Key drivers include interest rate differentials between the National Bank of Poland (NBP) and the European Central Bank (ECB), trade volume between Poland and Germany, EU fund disbursements (RRF and cohesion funds), and regional market sentiment in Central and Eastern Europe.
Yes, currency exchange offices in major European transit hubs (Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, Vienna) accept PLN cash, but exchange offices outside Poland usually charge wider margins (5% to 10%). Exchanging cash in Poland prior to departure offers significantly better rates.
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