Cash usage
Thai baht cash remains useful for small merchants, local markets and places that do not accept a visitor's card.
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Currency overview
Thailand uses the Thai baht as its official currency.
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Money usage guide
Thailand uses the Thai baht as its official currency.
Cash remains important for markets, street food and smaller merchants in Thailand, while cards and QR payments are common in larger businesses.
Cash and payment habits
Thai baht cash remains useful for small merchants, local markets and places that do not accept a visitor's card.
Card acceptance varies by merchant and location, so a secondary payment method is useful.
PromptPay and Thai QR payments are major parts of Thailand's domestic digital-payment system, although access for visitors depends on their provider.
International cards can be used only where the relevant network is supported, and operator and issuer fees may both apply.
Exchange tips
Compare the final baht received from cash exchange, cards and ATMs, including fixed withdrawal charges.
A card transaction can include issuer fees and a conversion margin in addition to the displayed purchase amount.
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FAQ
Thailand uses the Thai baht as its official currency.
Thailand has one official currency: the Thai baht (THB).
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