Our company

Prosegur Change is a new entity that has emerged after a successful acquisition of ChangeGroup by Prosegur Cash in October 2022.

The purpose of this joint venture is to combine Prosegur's expertise in cash management services along with ChangeGroup's 30+ years of expertise in providing financial services to tourists, including, foreign currency exchange and tax refunds.

Prosegur Change's mission is to become the world leader in currency exchange, with prominent offsite presence, including airports and city centers, as well strong online distribution.

Our world presence

Wherever you go, you're sure to find us. We are present in over 150 locations across the world and still counting. Innovative and with a constant eye on the future, Prosegur Change has also developed state of the art ATM systems and payment technologies.

Our Services

We know our customers and their needs very well, therefore we developed a wide range of services geard towards international travellers and business customers.

We offer currency exchange with over 90 available foreign currencies both online and at the branch, along with money transfers (WesternUnion), cash advance, bank deposits, bill payment, tax refunds and more.

*All these services are not available in all countries.

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate social responsibility is an integral part of our dynamic here at Prosegur Change. We donate part of our profits to local communities and charities.

Our key CSR partners include the Tree Foundation, United World School and the Homeless Fund.

We also lend our expertise and knowledge to provide leadership in key organisations to be a force for good, such as YPO, ATMIA and the travel and tourism retail sector.

Cash is not dead

While there is no denying that technology has been key in changing and evolving the ways in which businesses and consumers pay for goods and services, demand and use of cash remains at a high level internationally.

50% all consumer transactions are still made with cash and most central banks are providing their local economies with more physical cash than ever before.

In Europe, the total value of euro banknotes in circulation has grown dramatically in recent years. According to the European Central Bank, the value of euro banknotes in circulation grew from €221 billion in 2002 to €1’314 billion in 2020 and its rise is expected to continue.