Currency Rates Today
20 currencies to the Indian rupee, each at its reference rate with the date it was fixed and where it comes from. Banks and remittance apps add a margin on top.
Rate as of 22 Oct 2026 — ECB reference rate, published about 7:30 PM IST — a cross rate through the euro
Source: European Central Bank · fetched 23 Oct 2026, 12:03 AM IST (www.ecb.europa.eu)
| Currency | Rate (₹) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| US dollar USD | ₹94.82 | up by ₹0.35 (0.37%) |
| UAE dirham AED | ₹25.82 | up by ₹0.10 (0.39%) |
| Saudi riyal SAR | ₹25.29 | up by ₹0.09 (0.36%) |
| British pound GBP | ₹126.83 | up by ₹0.23 (0.18%) |
| euro EUR | ₹106.25 | up by ₹0.12 (0.11%) |
| Qatari riyal QAR | ₹26.05 | up by ₹0.10 (0.39%) |
| Kuwaiti dinar KWD | ₹305.51 | — |
| Omani rial OMR | ₹246.61 | up by ₹0.92 (0.37%) |
| Bahraini dinar BHD | ₹252.19 | up by ₹0.94 (0.37%) |
| Singapore dollar SGD | ₹74.22 | up by ₹0.26 (0.35%) |
| Australian dollar AUD | ₹66.49 | up by ₹0.04 (0.06%) |
| Canadian dollar CAD | ₹67.57 | up by ₹0.31 (0.46%) |
| Japanese yen JPY | ₹0.6038 | up by ₹0.01 (1.67%) |
| Swiss franc CHF | ₹115.35 | up by ₹0.69 (0.60%) |
| Malaysian ringgit MYR | ₹23.22 | up by ₹0.07 (0.30%) |
| Thai baht THB | ₹2.81 | no change |
| Hong Kong dollar HKD | ₹12.10 | up by ₹0.06 (0.50%) |
| Chinese yuan CNY | ₹14.21 | up by ₹0.06 (0.42%) |
| New Zealand dollar NZD | ₹53.87 | up by ₹0.09 (0.17%) |
| South African rand ZAR | ₹5.74 | down by ₹0.03 (0.52%) |
Banks, forex cards and remittance apps quote a margin over this reference rate and add fees: you receive a little less than this when sending money to India, and pay a little more when buying foreign currency.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a reference rate?
A rate a central bank or a data service fixes once a day from market quotes, as a benchmark. Nobody sells currency at it: banks and apps quote a margin on either side of it.
Why is my bank’s rate different?
Banks, forex cards and remittance apps add their margin and fees to the reference rate, and they fix their own rates at other times of day. Compare the rate you are offered with the reference here.
Where do these rates come from?
The European Central Bank’s daily reference rates, as cross rates through the euro, for the major currencies; the official US-dollar pegs for the dirham, the Saudi and Qatari riyals, the Omani rial and the Bahraini dinar; and ExchangeRate-API for the Kuwaiti dinar. Each page names its source and the rate’s date.