Knowledge Base

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Zimbabwe demonetized their currency in 2016; those notes are now only valuable as collectibles. For several years, the country had no official currency but rather used several international currencies including the South African Rand and the US Dollar. In June 2019, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe abolished the multiple-currency system and replaced it with a new Zimbabwe dollar (the RTGS Dollar). Because of this confusion and instability, SafeDinar has chosen not to exchange the Zimbabwe currency.

A. Yes, however whenever purchasing under a business, we are required to collect several documents to show who the underlying beneficiary is. Once an order using a business name is created, instructions for verification documents will be emailed.

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Safe Dinar does not exchange coins. Please use this link to verify which currency and denominations can be exchanged with us.

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You may review the exchange rate for the Iraqi dinar here. SafeDinar.com does not have any information on the future of the dinar.

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Please create a redemption request through the following link: https://www.safedinar.com/sell-currency/

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Exchange rates fluctuate up and down regularly. We offer several tools that help you look at the current exchange rate, and in some cases, its history. Here is an example of the dashboard for one currency.

A. Once an order is placed and verification documents are on file, the order ships out either overnight or 2-day delivery, depending on the option that was selected. Orders are paid for collect on delivery.

A. Safe Dinar does not offer promo codes regularly. However, repeat customers that create a customer profile do accumulate customer rewards that offer benefits in future orders.