Send you travel currency
Send your banknotes and your email address to: Box 5013, 102 41 Stockholm
Do something good with your leftover travel currency
Do you have old banknotes from your travels sitting at home collecting dust that you can't exchange? Banks and exchange offices don't accept all foreign currencies, and it can be difficult to exchange small amounts. We offer a simple solution that makes a difference!
You send us the money, we exchange it and donate half of it to charity!
We train and support entrepreneurs in developing countries
We are digital nomads and entrepreneurs who are passionate about supporting others. Through Hand In Hand, we create a community where innovation and collaboration flourish. We believe in the power of giving back and creating a meaningful purpose for all.
How does it work?
We make it easy to convert leftover travel currency into something meaningful. Money that would otherwise collect dust can now help training new entrepreneurs. We partner with Hand In Hand and share the profits 50-50.
Send you travel currency
We exchange the money
We exchange currency, usually in countries where the currency belongs, into dollars.
Donation
We pay the surplus to Hand in Hand. You will receive an email with a receipt for payment.
FAQ
Answer to some common questions about our work.
What is the purpose of your business?
We want to use forgotten banknotes to be used to train new entrepreneurs in developing countries.
How long does it take before you exchange the money?
It depends on the currency. We often have to travel to the respective country to exchange the currency. We need sufficient volume to make it worth the trip. This can take several months.
What exchange rate do you use?
We exchange the money on site. Since it is often an odd currency, the exchange rate will not be favorable. We are happy for the portion of the money that will be extracted and put to good use.
How much is the exchange fee?
The fee depends on the rate in the exchange office in each country.
What happens to expired banknotes?
They are thrown away.
How much of it goes to charity?
We donate 50% of the amount exchanged.