This is the only currency exchange in Houston, and they exchange 80 different currencies. There is…read moresomething wrong with the website, so I couldn't find any information online. I called, and they quickly confirmed that they do buy Philippine Pesos. The exchange was fast and simple. They measure coins by weight instead of taking them at face value. I got USD back at 88% of the market value minus a $2 exchange fee. I do wish they advertised this information, like the fees and coins, at the booth. I am very happy this place exists because I was worried I would just be stuck with a foreign currency forever.

I came here because I have some foreign currency that my own bank will not take and I had a good…read moreexperience here. The person who helped me that day, her name is Elizabeth. She was very knowledgeable able the foreign currency I had on me and was able to confirm if they accept it or not and explain about the rate and the fee. Then I had to wait until 12PM when they are official open for business. By the time I came back there was already an official queue line form on the side. I didn't wait long for my turn. After she count the money and confirm how much USD I will get back and wait for my confirmation before she proceed with the exchange. No ID needed and she count out the cash back to me and then hand it to me. Very professional worker, Elizabeth. She also gave me a coupon for a discount fees for next time.

2026 June 26 I changed USD ($300) + CAD ($23.8) to ¥40,000…read moreJapanese Yen today in Vancouver international airport. In Japan, I checked the currency rate and it is ¥161 to $1 USD, which is equivalent ~¥50,000. Definitely there is some mistake, I believe. Please Check my case, let me know what should I do. As I'm in Japan, I leave my message in review here. 2026 June 27 My fault to exchange currency in ICE International Currency. I checked others review and knew the answer of ICE customer service "Rate in YVR is much better than their online exchange rate". Roughly, they took 25% exchange fee from the official currency rate and it is quite match to my situation. Recommendation for future travellers: 1. Read other's reviews carefully before you exchange your currency. 2. Use your own calculator before you exchange the currency. 3. ICE system would fit to emergency exchange currency with small amount of money. 4. Everything is my (your) fault, ignoring other's reviews.

Absolutely horrid exchange rate usd for Mex, which I knew and should have completely avoided this…read moreplace. First of all, funny business counting the money back to me so I'd be confused as to how much I was actually getting - not cool. But 13 Mex for 1 usd is literally highway robbery and they should close this ripoff down. So fcking mad right now but I also hate to not have at least a few local dollars on me. Lesson learned. Congrats IAH, now not spending a single dime in this godforsaken airport because ICE just took like $50 from me for what? Nothing. Ugh. Negative stars if that was possible.

biggest rip off ever! do not do business with them, ever! you are better off exchanging at any…read morebank! the exchange rates and transaction fees are such an unbelievable rip off. please do yourself a favor and don't ever do business with them unless you are absolutely desperate. you'll thank me later.

This exchange located in Galleria is very accessible. They exchange almost all the world currencies…read morehere. They have a chart which lists out the buying rate and selling rate for the day. I wanted conversion into Japanese yen, the online showed current rate at 13o per dollar, but I got just about 122.7 or so. Interestingly enough, I had called two days earlier to check and they were offering 123.2 when the online rate showed 129 ! I don't understand how this works but it is what it is, they get a rate they must exchange at and they do it. I am aware that getting an exchange at a bank is a tedious form filling process, so this is preferable, am not sure if they give a better rate though. For an amount less than $750, they do the exchange without the need of any documentation, above that amount your id and stuff is needed. I would suggest you use your visa card directly abroad wherever possible.

Fast & reasonable service. I had multiple currencies for a trip to UK & EU, but they were very…read moreefficient with the exchanges.

A Google search led me to Texas Currency Exchange. I needed to get some Euros for my trip, but…read moredidn't want to be forced to purchase a minimum amount. I really do not enjoy the mall, but I'm grateful that I was able to go to Baybrook and not have to deal with the Galleria. They have a few mall locations around town so it's very convenient. TCE is located near Macy's. If you park near H&M and go through the mall entrance, it's not too far. The website says they're near NY & Co. which is incorrect. Look for the kiosk near Icing and Journey's. Omar was the employee who helped me on both visits. He was very professional and nice. He explained the exchange rate, fees, and policies. The exchange rates are displayed on a digital screen. The exchange fee is $4. If you bring foreign currency back with the receipt, they will waive the exchange fee. If you're using a debit card, there's an extra fee of $1 though I didn't see this on my receipt. They will take paper money (they prefer denominations of 10s and 20s), but they do not take coins. According to the website, they have over 80 currencies, they'll mail money if ordered on the app, they match rates with banks, and they'll waive fees for certain professions with proper ID.

After having to wait in line for about 30 minutes, I was helped by a female representative of the…read moreExchange. She was very friendly and polite and assisted me in exchanging dollars for currency of three Scandinavian countries I was to visit within 2 weeks time. She fulfilled my request for Denmark and Iceland but did not have sufficient Swedish currency to give me any more than $30. I understand that Sweden wants to become a cash free country, but some cash is necessary to tip in the service industry!

Cumplió con mis expectativas Muy buen servicio me…read moreatendieron muy hamablemente y contestaron todas mis preguntas Muchas gracias y felicidades por sus 4 anos de estar en mercado de transferencia de dinero Secundino Ferman

From the owner: El mejor tipo de cambio de cambio de moneda Envíos de…read moredinero, depósito a cuenta de banco a varios países incluyendo México Guatemala Nicaragua El Salvador Colombia Costarica Canadá España India USA y muchos más países Con las mejores casas de cambio Intermex Ría Maxi MoneyGram También tenemos servicio de pago de biles Money order

Barri allows you to send money to other countries. Conveniently located next to north freeway and…read morechase bank. Visit RMA solutions to transfer

This was my first time visiting a check cashing place and it is safe to say I will avoid these…read moreplaces like the plague in the future. It just felt shady all around. It is a cash-only place, so there is a $5 fee if you need their ATM services. All I needed was three money orders. The two employees behind the counter were chatting and showing each other things on their phones, so they did not even notice me. Once their boss told them to get off their phones, they helped me with my transaction. In the end, I did get the money orders I needed, so I am giving them two stars instead of one.

This is a check cashing place apparently frequented by the one percent... who knew…read more This is your typical check cashing place in the Barrio, and they offer pretty good rates, but there are also some elements that are shady. I mean, you have to pay a lot out of your check to get it cashed here, if you know what I mean. I'm surprised it's not already on Yelp because it always seems packed whenever I pop over here, which is on a fairly regular basis.