Congolese franc · CDF
Fr symbol · 1 country currently using this currency.
Currency info
Adopted: 1998
Currency family: Franc
The Congolese franc is one of the world's least stable currencies, with exchange rates fluctuating dramatically due to the country's economic challenges.
- Introduced in 1998 to replace the New Zaire at a rate of 1 CDF = 1 NZ
- Named after the Congo region, following the Franc currency family used across French-speaking Africa
- Has experienced significant devaluation due to economic instability and inflation in DR Congo
- Managed by the Central Bank of the Congo (Banque Centrale du Congo)
Countries currently using this currency
Related
Other Franc currencies
Historical predecessor
New Zaire