Compare selling Kenyan Shilling for Pounds

If you want to sell Kenyan Shilling you will often get the best rates from an online provider, so use our comparison tool above to see today’s best buy back rate. We compare buy back rates from all the top UK travel money exchange companies, including many of the high street bureau de change and supermarket travel money services on Kenyan Shilling and many other currencies.

It’s simple.
1. Find the provider with the best kenyan shilling buy back rate.
2. Fill in a simple form.
3. Print the packing slip
4. Post your kenyan shilling notes and postage slip to the provider. (recorded delivery)
5. Once the travel money provider has received your kenyan shilling they will transfer the pounds straight into your account
Note, this may vary for some providers, this is the general process.

Yes, when you select a currency on our conversion tool above, we display the providers that will buy back that foreign currency.

Not guaranteed. Many providers only confirm a rate when the foreign currency arrives with them. To confirm, please check the terms and conditions of the provider.

The kenyan shilling buy back rate you receive will be the rate on the day your currency is received. This rate does not usually change significantly daily so it is advisable to get your kenyan shilling in the post as soon as you can. It does mean you may receive slightly more or slightly less than the amount quoted today.

Yes! When posting your foreign currency, most providers recommend you use Royal Mail's Special Delivery service which is fully insured and guaranteed to arrive on the next working day. Packages sent by Special Delivery go through a more secure process than regular mail and can be tracked from the moment they enter the system right up to the point of delivery where they must be signed for by the supplier. In the unlikely event something happens to your package, Royal Mail will refund you the entire insured amount plus postage costs.
When you purchase Special Delivery we highly recommend you take out the option to insure your package for up to £2,500. You'll be given a receipt which contains the number you need for tracking and proof of postage. Keep this document safe! If you are sending more than £2,500 worth of kenyan shilling, it makes sense to split the amount into multiple packages and insure each package for an appropriate amount.
The cost of Special Delivery varies depending on the weight of the package and the amount you've insured the package for. To make sure your currency is securely packaged, providers usually recommend you use a plastic tamper-proof envelope, you can get these from the Post Office when you purchase Special Delivery. If you have any queries about the safety and security of your package, just ask at the Post Office they can check your package before you send it and they will advise you on if it's sufficiently and suitably packaged and insured.

If the travel money provider you have chosen allows it, you can exchange one currency into another type, e.g. kenyan shilling into us dollars. The rates we compare are for when you want to sell currency and convert it into pounds.

No, Most currency providers will not buy back coins, mainly because they are expensive to post and not easy to exchange. Also, take note that some providers will not take some smaller or specific notes, check with the provider before sending any unused currency.