Convert Trinidad and Tobago Dollar to Comorian Franc (TTD to KMF)

Real-time mid-market exchange rates, BCC EUR-peg framework, and Comorian banking spreads.

🇹🇹 TTD
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🇰🇲 KMF
1 TTD = 64.6442 KMF • 1 KMF = 0.0155 TTD

Conversion Tables

Convert TTD to KMF

TTDKMF
1 TTD64.64 KMF
5 TTD323.22 KMF
10 TTD646.44 KMF
25 TTD1,616.10 KMF
50 TTD3,232.21 KMF
100 TTD6,464.42 KMF
250 TTD16,161.05 KMF
500 TTD32,322.09 KMF
1,000 TTD64,644.18 KMF

Convert KMF to TTD

KMFTTD
1 KMF0.015469 TTD
5 KMF0.077346 TTD
10 KMF0.154693 TTD
25 KMF0.386732 TTD
50 KMF0.773465 TTD
100 KMF1.55 TTD
250 KMF3.87 TTD
500 KMF7.73 TTD
1,000 KMF15.47 TTD

Comorian Foreign Exchange Overview

The Comorian Franc (KMF, symbol "CF") is the national currency of the Union of the Comoros. It is issued and regulated by the Central Bank of the Comoros (Banque Centrale des Comores - BCC). Through a bilateral monetary agreement with France, the Comorian Franc is anchored to the Euro at a fixed exchange parity of 1 EUR = 491.96775 KMF.

Commercial banking institutions in Moroni including BIC-Comores, Banque de Développement des Comores, and Exim Bank manage international wire transfers and cash operations. Arriving travelers via Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport (HAH) can access foreign exchange services and bank branch counters in the capital.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official exchange rate between Trinidad and Tobago Dollar and Comorian Franc?

The current mid-market exchange rate is 1 TTD = 64.6442 KMF (1 KMF = 0.0155 TTD) as of October 6, 2026.

Where can I exchange TTD in Comoros or internationally?

You can exchange Trinidad and Tobago Dollar at licensed commercial banks across Moroni (such as BIC-Comores, BDC, and Exim Bank Comores) and official foreign exchange counters at Prince Said Ibrahim International Airport (HAH).

What are the customs declaration limits for cash entering Comoros?

Under Central Bank of the Comoros (BCC) and customs regulations, travelers entering or departing the Union of the Comoros carrying cash or negotiable instruments valued at 10,000 EUR or more (or foreign currency equivalent) must declare it in writing.