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USD/PKR278.43
EUR/PKR322.06
GBP/PKR373.17
SAR/PKR74.25
AED/PKR75.81
BTC$64,425
ETH$1,680
GOLD/oz$3,245
PETROL₨ 272.89
PSX KSE-100116,847
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USD to PKR Rate

Last updated: Monday, June 22, 2026

Interbank Rate
279.06
Official
State Bank of Pakistan
Buying
278.96
Selling
279.16
Open Market Rate
280.66
Cash Rate
Forex Association
Buying
280.26
Selling
281.26

Quick Conversion (USD to PKR)

$1 USD
279
$50 USD
13,953
$100 USD
27,906
$500 USD
139,530
$1,000 USD
279,060
$5,000 USD
1,395,300

Why Does the Dollar Rate Fluctuate?

The US Dollar (USD) to Pakistani Rupee (PKR) exchange rate is one of the most closely watched financial metrics in Pakistan. Since Pakistan relies heavily on imports (such as petroleum, machinery, and raw materials), the strength of the dollar directly impacts local inflation and the cost of living.

Remittance TipIf you are sending money to Pakistan from abroad, your funds are converted using the official Interbank rate through official channels like the Roshan Digital Account (RDA) or standard SWIFT bank transfers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Interbank and Open Market dollar rate in Pakistan?

The Interbank rate is the official rate used by banks for imports, exports, and corporate transactions. The Open Market rate is the cash rate offered by exchange companies to regular citizens for buying or selling physical dollar bills.

Can I buy dollars at the Interbank rate?

No, ordinary citizens cannot buy physical dollars at the Interbank rate. It is strictly for bank-to-bank trades, large corporate payments, and credit card transactions.

When does the State Bank of Pakistan update the USD to PKR rate?

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) typically updates the official closing interbank exchange rate once a day, usually in the late afternoon (around 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM PKT) on working days.

Why is the Open Market rate usually higher?

The Open Market rate is driven purely by local cash supply and demand. Exchange companies also include their profit margins and handling costs for physical currency, making it slightly higher than the electronic interbank rate.