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Money & ATM Scams in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Card skimming, currency exchange fraud, dynamic currency conversion, and cash cons. Below are the money & atm scams scams reported in Mostar — how they work and how to avoid them.

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Last updated: April 2, 2026

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Money & ATM Scams Scams

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Total in Mostar

How it works

Informal money changers operate near the Old Bridge (Stari Most) and along Kujundžiluk, Mostar's historic bazaar street, offering to exchange euros or dollars into Bosnian marks at rates that appear attractive but include a significant hidden margin. Travellers who accept without checking the rate first often receive 10–15% less than the official bank rate. Bosnia's convertible mark (BAM) is pegged to the euro, so dramatic "deals" are a clear warning sign.

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