The Foreign Exchange Office Launches the SARF Platform to Digitize Exchange Operations
The Exchange Office Officially Launches SARF: A Revolutionary Digital Platform for Currency Management
On June 15, 2026, the Exchange Office officially rolled out the SARF platform, a digital solution designed for the instantaneous, secure, and fully digitized management of currency exchange operations. This initiative is part of the institution’s modernization strategy and aims to enhance the transparency and traceability of currency transactions.
A Dedicated Platform for Currency Exchange Companies
The new platform encompasses all activities carried out by currency exchange companies. It facilitates the management of currency purchase and sale operations for clients while automating the generation of related documents and slips.
With this solution, operators gain access to a centralized tool aimed at simplifying their processes and improving the efficiency of their daily operations.
Enhanced Support for Professionals
Before its official launch, the Exchange Office conducted an extensive training program across various regions of the Kingdom to familiarize currency exchange companies with the features of SARF.
To facilitate this transition, a dedicated support team has also been established. Practical guides and explanatory videos have been created to assist users in adapting to the platform.
A Tool for Compliance and Financial Security
Beyond the digitization of operations, SARF integrates several mechanisms designed to enhance regulatory compliance. The platform provides operators with assistance tools that strengthen their vigilance against money laundering and the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT).
This aspect serves as a crucial lever for bolstering the security of the sector and ensuring adherence to national and international standards.
An Initiative Aligned with the 2025-2029 Strategy
According to the Exchange Office, the deployment of SARF aligns with its 2025-2029 strategy. The goal is to modernize the supervision framework of currency exchange operations, improve support for professionals, and strengthen control and traceability mechanisms.
Through this new platform, the Office reaffirms its commitment to accelerating the digital transformation of Morocco’s financial sector and promoting a more transparent, secure, and efficient environment for all market participants.
