Cash usage
The CFP franc is the cash unit used in French Polynesia and belongs to the French Pacific currency system administered by IEOM.
Country money guide
French Polynesia uses the CFP franc (XPF), issued within the French Pacific franc system. The Institut d'emission d'outre-mer (IEOM) is the issuing institution for the territory's currency.
Currency overview
The CFP franc is used in French Polynesia within the French Pacific franc system and has a fixed relationship with the euro.
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Currency facts
Money usage guide
French Polynesia uses the CFP franc as its official currency.
The CFP franc is used in French Polynesia within the French Pacific franc system and has a fixed relationship with the euro.
CFP franc cash is used for local prices and payments, while card acceptance varies between larger businesses and smaller or remote locations.
Cash and payment habits
The CFP franc is the cash unit used in French Polynesia and belongs to the French Pacific currency system administered by IEOM.
Payment-network coverage is determined by the participating merchant and territory, while the XPF issue is administered within the IEOM system.
Gratuity is not a currency rule and any service charge should be checked on the individual bill.
Exchange tips
Compare the final XPF amount from cards, ATMs and cash exchange providers before travel.
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FAQ
The CFP franc (XPF) is the official currency used in French Polynesia.
The ISO 4217 code for the CFP franc is XPF.
The CFP franc has a fixed relationship with the euro under the French Pacific monetary framework.
Sources and review
Data source: Frankfurter
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