Swiss Franc to Malaysian Ringgit

Convert Swiss Franc to Malaysian Ringgit instantly — with a rate table, common amounts, and a live converter.

1 Swiss Franc = MYR 5.09 (ECB reference rate, 2026-06-12).

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Result (MYR)MYR 5.09

Rates as of 2026-06-12

CHF to MYR table

CHFMYR
1 CHFMYR 5.09
2 CHFMYR 10.18
5 CHFMYR 25.46
10 CHFMYR 50.92
25 CHFMYR 127.30
50 CHFMYR 254.60
100 CHFMYR 509.20
500 CHFMYR 2,546.00
1,000 CHFMYR 5,092.00

MYR to CHF (reverse)

MYRCHF
1 MYRCHF 0.1964
2 MYRCHF 0.3928
5 MYRCHF 0.9819
10 MYRCHF 1.96
25 MYRCHF 4.91
50 MYRCHF 9.82
100 MYRCHF 19.64
500 MYRCHF 98.19
1,000 MYRCHF 196.39

Common amounts

CHFMYR
5 CHFMYR 25.46
20 CHFMYR 101.84
50 CHFMYR 254.60
200 CHFMYR 1,018.40
750 CHFMYR 3,819.00
2,000 CHFMYR 10,184.01
5,000 CHFMYR 25,460.02
10,000 CHFMYR 50,920.04

How it scales

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Common amounts compared

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1 Swiss Franc in major currencies

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About the ECB reference rates

The rates on this page come from the European Central Bank (ECB) reference rates, published each working day at around 16:00 CET. This page is updated daily.

These are reference (mid-market) rates — not the rate a bank or currency exchange will actually give you. A real transaction usually adds a margin and fees, so your effective rate will differ.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is 1 Swiss Franc in Malaysian Ringgit?

1 Swiss Franc = MYR 5.09 (ECB reference rate, 2026-06-12).

How much is 100 Swiss Franc in Malaysian Ringgit?

100 Swiss Franc is MYR 509.20 (ECB reference rate, 2026-06-12).

How do I convert Swiss Franc to Malaysian Ringgit?

Multiply the amount in Swiss Franc by the current rate of MYR 5.09 per unit. Enter any amount in the converter above to convert it instantly.

What is the Swiss Franc/Malaysian Ringgit exchange rate today?

This page shows 1 Swiss Franc = MYR 5.09, based on the ECB reference rate of 2026-06-12. Exchange rates fluctuate continuously — this is a reference snapshot, not a live trading rate.

Where do these rates come from?

The rates come from the European Central Bank (ECB) daily reference rates, published each working day around 16:00 CET. These are reference (mid-market) rates — not the rate a bank or currency exchange will actually give you.

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