Common use of Foreign Currency Conversion Clause in Contracts

Foreign Currency Conversion. Except for the Commercial U.S. Dollar Card, which is billed in U.S. dollars, all transactions shown on an Account Statement are billed in Canadian currency. The exchange rate shown on an Account Statement, to six decimal places, is calculated by dividing the converted Canadian dollar (CAD) amount, rounded to the nearest cent, by the transaction currency amount. It may differ from the original benchmark rate because of this rounding. The CAD amount charged to the Cardholder Account is 2.5% over the benchmark rate. Some foreign currency transactions are converted directly to CAD, while others may be converted first to U.S. dollars, then to CAD. In either case, the benchmark rate will be the actual exchange rate applied at the time of the conversion, and is generally set daily. The original benchmark rate at the time a transaction was converted may be obtained at xxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx.xxxx. If interest is being charged to the Cardholder Account, it will also be charged on the full value of foreign purchases, as determined by our exchange rate. For Commercial U.S. Dollar Cards, transactions are shown in U.S. dollars, and the same principles will apply if an amount is charged in a currency other than U.S. dollars. If you have any questions, please contact RBC.

Foreign Currency Conversion. Except for the Commercial U.S. Dollar Card, which is billed in U.S. dollars, all transactions shown on an Account Statement are billed in Canadian currency. The exchange rate shown on an Account Statement, to six decimal places, is calculated by dividing the converted Canadian dollar (CAD) amount, rounded to the nearest cent, by the transaction currency amount. It may differ from the original benchmark rate because of this rounding. The CAD amount charged to the Cardholder Account is 2.5% over the benchmark rate. Some foreign currency transactions are converted directly to CAD, while others may be converted first to U.S. dollars, then to CAD. In either case, the benchmark rate will be the actual exchange rate applied at the time of the conversion, and is generally set daily. The original benchmark rate at the time a transaction was converted may be obtained at xxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxx/ exchange-rate-calculator.html. If interest is being charged to the Cardholder Account, it will also be charged on the full value of foreign purchases, as determined by our exchange rate. For Commercial U.S. Dollar Cards, transactions are shown in U.S. dollars, dollars and the same principles will apply if an amount is charged in a currency other than U.S. dollars. If you have any questions, please contact RBC.

Foreign Currency Conversion. Except for the Commercial U.S. Dollar Card, which is billed in U.S. dollars, all transactions shown on an the Account Statement are billed in Canadian currency. The exchange rate shown on an your Account Statement, to six decimal places, is calculated by dividing the converted Canadian dollar (CAD) amount, rounded to the nearest cent, by the transaction currency amount. It may differ from the original benchmark rate because of this rounding. The CAD amount charged to the Cardholder your Account is 2.5% over the benchmark rate. Some foreign currency transactions are converted directly to CAD, while others may be converted first to U.S. dollars, then to CAD. In either case, the benchmark rate will be the actual exchange rate applied at the time of the conversion, and is generally set daily. The original benchmark rate at the time a transaction was converted may be obtained at xxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx- support/exchange-rate-calculator.html. If interest is being charged to the Cardholder your Account, it will also be charged on the full value of your foreign purchases, as determined by our exchange rate. For Commercial U.S. Dollar Cards, transactions are shown in U.S. dollars, Dollars and the same principles will apply if an amount is charged in a currency other than U.S. dollarsDollars. If you have any questions, please contact RBCcall us at 0-000 XXXXX® 3-4 (0-000-000-0000).

Foreign Currency Conversion. Except for the Commercial U.S. Dollar Card, which is billed in U.S. dollars, all transactions shown on an Account Statement are billed in Canadian currency. The exchange rate shown on an Account Statement, to six decimal places, is calculated by dividing the converted Canadian dollar (CAD) amount, rounded to the nearest cent, by the transaction currency amount. It may differ from the original benchmark rate because of this rounding. The CAD amount charged to the Cardholder Account or VPA Account is 2.5% over the benchmark rate. Some foreign currency transactions are converted directly to CAD, while others may be converted first to U.S. dollars, then to CAD. In either case, the benchmark rate will be the actual exchange rate applied at the time of the conversion, and is generally set daily. The original benchmark rate at the time a transaction was converted may be obtained at xxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx/ consumer/travel-support/exchange-rate-calculator.html. If interest is being charged to the Cardholder Account or the VPA Account, it will also be charged on the full value of foreign purchases, as determined by our exchange rate. For Commercial U.S. Dollar Cards, transactions are shown in U.S. dollars, and the same principles will apply if an amount is charged in a currency other than U.S. dollars. If you have For any questions, please contact RBCRoyal Bank.