Competitive rates
Several customers say the exchange rate compares well with other exchanges, including one who chose this branch over alternatives.
Al Raffa
Wall Street Exchange’s Rolla Street Store in Al Raffa is a money-transfer and currency-exchange branch. Customers use it for normal transfers, which some say are credited within minutes, and for comparing exchange rates with nearby alternatives. Reviews also mention support with National bond saving.
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Several customers say the exchange rate compares well with other exchanges, including one who chose this branch over alternatives.
Normal transfers are described as being credited instantly or within minutes by multiple reviewers.
Many customers describe the counter team as friendly, cooperative and supportive during money-transfer transactions.
The security guard is specifically praised for being helpful, not just for managing the entrance.
One customer forgot a mobile phone and said the team kept it securely until they returned to collect it.
A customer used the branch for National bond saving and was satisfied with the help received.
Check rates. Confirm the quoted rate and total before paying, as one customer disputed the rate and reported an extra 100 dh.
Keep receipts. Ask for and retain the receipt before leaving, especially for urgent or pending transfers.
Confirm timing. If the transfer is time-sensitive, ask when the payment will actually be credited rather than relying only on an estimate.
Bring ID. Bring the sender’s ID and check the document requirements before starting the transaction.
Plan the visit
One customer requested an urgent flash transfer to India, but reported that the transaction later became stuck.
A reviewer used the branch for a TT transaction to Canada and was impressed by the credit time.
One customer said the rate was wrong and alleged that an extra 100 dh was taken during the exchange.
A payment was reportedly promised within an hour, then six to seven hours, but still had not arrived.
A customer reported leaving without the expected receipt while an urgent transfer remained pending.
Recent reviews describe staff and management speaking loudly or disrespectfully, including in interactions with women.
The Bottom Line
Wall Street Exchange’s Rolla Street Store in Al Raffa handles currency exchange and remittances. Reviewers specifically mention normal transfers credited instantly or within minutes, TT transactions to Canada, and sending money to Nepal. One customer also used the branch for National bond saving.
Rates are a major draw: several reviewers say they compare well with other exchanges, although that is not consistent across every visit. Day-to-day service is often described as cooperative, friendly and quick, with the security guard also praised for being helpful. A customer who forgot a mobile phone said the team kept it safely and returned it.
That gives the branch a reassuring practical touch, especially for regular visitors. There are important cautions. One customer reported being charged an extra 100 dh after disputing the exchange rate; another said a payment promised within an hour still had not arrived after six to seven hours.
A separate transfer to India was described as stuck, with the customer leaving without the expected receipt. Recent reviews also report loud, rude communication, including towards women. Check the rate and amount before confirming, bring the requested sender ID, and keep the receipt; if timing matters, confirm when the payment will actually be credited rather than relying on an estimate.