Philippine Peso - Currency of the Philippines

Remember to exchange your Euros into Philippine Pesos before you fly to the Philippines. It's a good idea to bring some cash with you, as credit cards are not widely accepted.
It's wiser to change Euro into Philippine Peso with Abacor to benefit from the best exchange rates. Buying Philippine Peso with Abacor currency exchange is the assurance of a simple, fast and totally secure currency exchange. No additional commission or tax.

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Philippine Peso, the Philippine currency

The Philippine peso is the currency of the Republic of the Philippines. Its international code, according to ISO 4217, is PHP. The Philippine peso is divided into 100 centavos.
In the local language, Filipino, the piso is called piso and its divisions sentimo. This is the spelling used on coins and banknotes. The Philippine currency symbol is ₱.
Since 1950, the Philippine peso has had a floating exchange rate and tends to devalue regularly. Its exchange rate therefore fluctuates widely.

Exchange rate: Philippine Peso (PHP)
	Philippines
Currency	Philippine Peso
ISO code	PHP - Philippine Peso
Currency subdivision	1 Peso = 100 sentimo(s)
Banknote denominations	20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 Philippine Pesos
Coins	1, 5, 10, 25 septimo(s) and 1, 5, 10 peso(s)
Currency import	In local currency: amounts over 10,000 pesos require authorization from the central bank. In other currencies: free, but amounts over $10,000 or equivalent must be declared.
Currency export	In local currency: amounts over 10,000 pesos require authorization from the central bank. In other currencies: free, but amounts over $10,000 or equivalent must be declared.
Exchange rates	Live exchange rates : 01 48 04 76 06
Tickets in Progress	View currency bills on the Central Bank of the Philippines website
Safety signs	Consult the security features of currency bills on the website of the Central Bank of the Philippines
Current Coins	Consult the coins on the Central Bank of the Philippines website