I want to clarify that the bank operates on the principle of take the good - give the bad. Yes, it is obvious that the advantage is that it is always at hand and around the clock , but no one wants to say that the bills must be literally licked in order for them to be accepted . There were quite a few situations of refusal at the bank, but they were accepted at other banks. And what do they give out here even without comments 🤮🤌🏻
It works around the clock in the hotel building on the ground floor of the Minsk hotel, there was a technical break)the exchange rate is acceptable.There is an ATM nearby, accepts MIR cards-the enemy's course + a commission of 200 rubles.So it's better to wait for the girl in the window.
We stayed at the Minsk hotel, and of course it was as convenient as possible to use the services of the exchanger in the lobby. The exchange rate, as far as I understand, is official, without commission, they issue a certificate :)
The wand is a lifesaver, they work around the clock, you can change the currency at any time, but the exchange rate is always underestimated, taking advantage of the fact that people have a desperate situation and they will still change money.
Queues, everyone wants to buy dollars. Breaks are very frequent, you have to wait another 15 minutes to perform the operation, which takes 2 minutes maximum. The exchange rate is absolutely not profitable if you change Russian rubles, but this is in all banks.
There are practically no queues. The friendly girl counted everything clearly and issued an order on yellow paper :)
And it seems even around the clock!
It works around the clock, accepts coins (euros anyway). But there are two big lunch breaks of an hour, and a cloud of small ones, about fifteen minutes, but often)))