Stay updated with daily currency exchange rates in Pakistan, providing information related to both Open Market and Interbank rates for the most traded currencies including US Dollar, Euro, British Pound, Saudi Riyal, UAE Dirham, and more. Rates are updated daily to help researchers, readers, businesses, travelers, and overseas Pakistanis make informed money exchange decisions.
Major Currency Rates Today
| Currency | Symbol | Interbank Rate | Open Market Buying | Open Market Selling |
| US Dollar | USD | 277.80 PKR | 277.90 PKR | 278.75 PKR |
| Euro | EUR | 324.69 PKR | 323.27 PKR | 327.71 PKR |
| British Pound | GBP | 378.68 PKR | 376.97 PKR | 380.25 PKR |
| UAE Dirham | AED | 75.58 PKR | 75.60 PKR | 76.50 PKR |
| Saudi Riyal | SAR | 74.03 PKR | 73.90 PKR | 74.60 PKR |
| Kuwaiti Dinar | KWD | 883.65 PKR | 883.59 PKR | 893.65 PKR |
| Canadian Dollar | CAD | 197.27 PKR | 198.17 PKR | 202.70 PKR |
| Australian Dollar | AUD | 194.61 PKR | 194.61 PKR | 198.25 PKR |
Transfer Fee: -5 USD
Amount Converted: 95 USD
Exchange Rate: 1 USD = 277 PKR
Recipient Receives: 26,315.00 PKR
Open Market vs. Interbank Rate — What’s the Difference?
Many people are confused they need to know what is the difference between Open market and Interbank Rate, Today AddonPK researchers explain an easy to understand difference between both of the market for readers
- Interbank Rate: The rate at which banks trade currency with each other, set based on market/State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) benchmarks. Used for imports, remittances, and professional transactions.
- Open Market Rate: The rate offered by currency exchange companies and money changers to the public, often slightly higher or lower depending on demand and supply.
Today the USD to PKR rate in the open market is 277.90 PKR, updated daily based on open market and interbank movements, Visit AddonPK to get the latest information.
Open market rates are set by currency dealers based on real time supply and demand, while interbank rates follow SBP regulated benchmarks, so slight variations are normal.
Rates fluctuate throughout the trading day, checking rates in the morning and comparing 2 to 3 exchange companies typically gets the best value.
Yes, If someone has an SBP license for an exchange company, So can buy and sell foreign currency.