Kuwaiti Dinar to Egyptian Pound

Track Kuwaiti Dinar rates across all Egyptian banks with live buy and sell prices

Best Rate to Buy Kuwaiti Dinar

Commercial International Bank
Commercial International Bank
169.42 EGP

Best Rate to Sell Kuwaiti Dinar

Arab International Bank (AIB)
Arab International Bank (AIB)
169.36 EGP
Bank
Buy
Sell
Central Bank of Egypt
Central Bank of Egypt
169.07
EGP
169.58
EGP
National Bank of Egypt
National Bank of Egypt
164.29
EGP
169.49
EGP
Banque Misr
Banque Misr
164.73
EGP
169.57
EGP
Banque du Caire
Banque du Caire
164.88
EGP
169.75
EGP
Commercial International Bank
Commercial International Bank
165.98
EGP
169.42
EGP
Arab African International Bank
Arab African International Bank
166.63
EGP
170.31
EGP
Qatar National Bank Alahli
Qatar National Bank Alahli
161.38
EGP
169.49
EGP
Alexandria Bank
Alexandria Bank
163.62
EGP
169.74
EGP
Housing and Development Bank
Housing and Development Bank
163.11
EGP
169.98
EGP
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
165.40
EGP
170.12
EGP
National Bank Of Kuwait
National Bank Of Kuwait
164.18
EGP
171.20
EGP
Faisal Islamic Bank
Faisal Islamic Bank
164.33
EGP
169.48
EGP
Credit Agricole Egypt
Credit Agricole Egypt
167.52
EGP
169.46
EGP
SAIB Bank
SAIB Bank
169.34
EGP
169.72
EGP
Suez Canal Bank
Suez Canal Bank
167.47
EGP
169.46
EGP
Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait - Egypt
Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait - Egypt
164.81
EGP
169.91
EGP
The United Bank of Egypt
The United Bank of Egypt
157.24
EGP
170.46
EGP
Arab International Bank (AIB)
Arab International Bank (AIB)
169.36
EGP
169.68
EGP

FAQ

• Best rate to buy Kuwaiti Dinar: Commercial International Bank at 169.42 EGP.

• Best rate to sell Kuwaiti Dinar: Arab International Bank (AIB) at 169.36 EGP.

• Highest buy rate: 169.36 EGP at Arab International Bank (AIB)

• Highest sell rate: 171.20 EGP at National Bank Of Kuwait

You'll typically need your national ID or passport. Some banks might ask for extra documents depending on the amount and purpose - like proof of funds for larger transactions.

The buy rate is what the bank pays you for your currency, while the sell rate is what you pay the bank. The gap between them is the bank's profit margin on the exchange.