Established since 2010. Home delivery is free above £750 with a postal charge of £7.50 for orders below £750, and . Payment for your currency can be made via Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay with no additional fees. There are also no charges if you pay using the “pay by bank app” or for making a manual bank transfer.
Established in 1972. Home delivery is free above £700 with a postal charges of £6 for orders below £700. Click and collect is available via their London W2 office.
Established since 2010. Home delivery and payment via bank transfer is free. There is no “click & collect” service available.
Established since 2018. Home delivery is free above £750 with a postal charge of £7.50 for orders below £750. Available for “click and collect” from their office in Datchet.
eurochange is one of the UK leading travel money providers. Part of the Western Union family, we deliver value, convenience and exceptional service, from Click & Collect (in as little as 60 seconds) and home delivery services, to our network of 240+ UK branches. Get great rates across the market widest range of currencies with eurochange.T&Cs apply. Subject to availability. Home delivery free above £600 with postal charges of £6 for orders below £600. .
NM Money, part of the eurochange and Western Union family, is your travel money specialist. Get great rates when you buy and sell currency in a choice of 240+ UK branches, or order online for Click & Collect or home delivery. From Western Union international money transfers to exchanging over 50 currencies, NM Money is here to help make your money go further.
T&Cs apply. Subject to availability.Home delivery is free above £600 with postal charges of £6 for orders below £600
Sainsbury’s Bank travel money is now owned and operated by one of Europes largest travel money businesses Fexco. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £4.99 for orders below £500. ‘Click & collect’ is available in Sainsbury’s stores throughout the UK.
The Post Office has provided travel money services in conjunction with First Rate Exchange Services since 1994. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £4.99 for orders below £500. “Click and collect” is available at 100’s of Post Offices throughout the UK. Check to see if this service is available near you.
Provide travel money services via John Lewis Finance and First Rate Exchange Services. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £5.50 for orders below £500. Waitrose and John Lewis have over 350 stores and “click & collect” is available at a selected number of stores -check to see if there is one near you.
Part of the John Lewis partnership and provide travel money services via John Lewis Finance and First Rate Exchange Services. Home delivery is free above £500 with postal charges of £5.50 for orders below £500. Waitrose and John Lewis have over 350 stores and ‘click & collect’ is available at a selected number of these stores (usually at the service desk)
Travel money services offered in conjunction with Travelex. Home delivery is free above £500 with a postal charge of £4.99 for orders below £500. Asda has over 500 stores throughout the UK – check to see if the “click and collect” service is available at a store near you.
Tesco provide travel money services in conjunction with Travelex. Home delivery is free above £500 with postal charges of £4.99 for orders below £149 and £3.95 for orders below £500. Tesco has over 2,500 stores throughout the UK. Check to see if ‘click & collect’ is available at a store near you (they do offer a slightly better rate for clubcard customers).
The best Malaysian Ringgit exchange rate today is 5.1934 from TravelFX. This is based on a comparison of 12 UK based currency suppliers sourced by besttravelmoney.com and assumes you were buying £750 worth of Malaysian Ringgits for home delivery. Rates are correct as at 12:12 13 November 2026.
These rates are from a panel of providers on besttravelmoney.com
Planning a trip to Malaysia? Compare today’s Malaysian ringgit exchange rates before you buy and see how much travel money you will receive for your pounds.
Malaysia is increasingly cashless, particularly in Kuala Lumpur and other major cities, but ringgit cash remains very useful for hawker centres, night markets, taxis, small shops and travel outside the main urban areas.
The official currency is the Malaysian ringgit, with the international currency code MYR and symbol RM.
Current banknotes include:
Coins are issued in 5, 10, 20 and 50 sen denominations. Bank Negara Malaysia is the sole issuer of Malaysian currency.
Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted at hotels, shopping centres, supermarkets, restaurants and larger businesses. Contactless payment is also common.
Cash remains particularly useful for:
Recent travellers report using cards for most larger purchases while keeping cash specifically for local food, street stalls and smaller shops.
Malaysia also makes extensive use of DuitNow QR and local payment apps such as Touch ’n Go. Malaysians may simply scan a QR code even at very small businesses.
For tourists, however, QR payments can be slightly more complicated. Some foreign apps can now connect to DuitNow, while others require local registration or a Malaysian phone number. Recent visitors have reported occasions where a small merchant accepted QR payments but not a conventional foreign card.
That makes ringgit cash a particularly useful fallback.
For most visitors, the practical combination is some Malaysian ringgit cash plus a suitable Visa or Mastercard.
Malaysian ringgit are widely available from UK travel money providers.
Compare the total number of ringgit you will receive, including any delivery charges, rather than simply choosing the highest advertised exchange rate.
At besttravelmoney.com, relevant delivery charges are included in the comparison for your chosen order amount. This shows how much currency you will actually receive for your pounds.
Buying some ringgit before departure means you arrive with cash for food, transport and smaller purchases without having to find an ATM immediately.
ATMs are widespread in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi and other major tourist areas. Even so, carrying cash becomes more useful when travelling into smaller towns, islands or rural Malaysia.
Keep some RM5, RM10 and RM20 notes available. Hawker stalls and small traders may not appreciate being handed an RM100 note for a modest purchase.
If an ATM or payment terminal offers to charge you in pounds, choose Malaysian ringgit so that your own card provider handles the conversion.
Take both. Cards work extremely well in cities, hotels, malls and larger restaurants, but cash is still useful for hawker food, night markets, small shops and rural areas.
A physical Touch ’n Go card can be useful for public transport and other services, particularly around Kuala Lumpur. Local QR payment apps can also be useful, but foreign visitors may find registration and top-ups less straightforward than Malaysian residents.
Yes. Malaysian ringgit are widely available from UK travel money providers for home delivery and click and collect. Compare the final amount received after delivery charges.
At besttravelmoney.com, we can also help you compare exchange rates for:
Over the past 30 days, the pound has been steady against the Malaysian Ringgit. The best Malaysian Ringgit rate moved from 5.2032 on 15 October 2026 to 5.1932 on 13 November 2026.
This means £1 buys less Malaysian Ringgit today than it did at the start of the period.
On a £750 purchase, you would receive about RM3,894.90 today, around RM7.50 less than on 15 October 2026.
Malaysian Ringgit rates moved around during the month, ranging from 5.1847 on 12 November to 5.2544 on 4 November. That shows why checking live rates before you buy can make a real difference.
Last refreshed at 12:00 on 13 November 2026.