Dollar Rate in Pakistan Today: USD, Riyal, Dirham & Pound to PKR

Today's dollar rate in Pakistan (interbank and open market) plus Saudi riyal, dirham, pound and euro rates, updated daily, with a currency converter.

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Last updated: 13 November 2026 (interbank close of 12 Nov; NBP sheet of 12 Nov; open market 13 Nov) · Interbank and NBP rates from banks; open market rates from exchange companies. Rates move during the day.

The dollar rate in Pakistan today is Rs276.61 in the interbank market (12 November close, the rupee up 1 paisa) and Rs277.20 (buying) / Rs279.75 (selling) in the open market. National Bank of Pakistan quoted Rs276.50 buying and Rs277.00 selling.

USD to PKR Today

MarketBuyingSelling
Interbank (close)Rs276.61
NBP (TT)Rs276.50Rs277.00
Open marketRs277.20Rs279.75

Open Market Currency Rates in Pakistan Today

“Buying” is what an exchange company pays you when you sell foreign currency; “selling” is what you pay when you buy it.

CurrencyBuyingSelling
US Dollar (USD)Rs277.2Rs279.75
Saudi Riyal (SAR)Rs73.75Rs74.35
UAE Dirham (AED)Rs75.45Rs76.25
UK Pound (GBP)Rs371.45Rs375.45
Euro (EUR)Rs308.58Rs313.58
Canadian Dollar (CAD)Rs197.86Rs204.79
Australian Dollar (AUD)Rs193Rs199.13
Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD)Rs881.33Rs894.11
Qatari Riyal (QAR)Rs75.07Rs77.08
Omani Riyal (OMR)Rs717.7Rs732.69
Bahraini Dinar (BHD)Rs733.75Rs748.76
Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)Rs68.35Rs69.3
Chinese Yuan (CNY)Rs38.55Rs38.9
Japanese Yen (JPY)Rs1.74Rs1.84

Currency Converter (Open Market)

Sending money home? Banks and apps use their own rates, usually close to interbank. Compare what your family receives with our Remittance Calculator.

Interbank vs Open Market: What’s the Difference?

  • Interbank rate is the rate banks trade at among themselves under State Bank of Pakistan supervision. It applies to imports, exports and remittances.
  • Open market rate is what licensed exchange companies charge the public for cash. It is usually Rs1–3 higher than interbank.
  • A large gap between the two signals dollar shortage and pressure on the rupee.

What Moves the Dollar Rate in Pakistan?

The main drivers are SBP foreign exchange reserves, remittances from overseas Pakistanis, export earnings, the import bill (especially oil), IMF programme reviews and debt repayments. A stronger rupee makes imported goods, cars and fuel cheaper; a weaker rupee also pushes up the gold rate in Pakistan.

Sending Money to Pakistan Safely

Always use banks, exchange companies or apps registered under the Pakistan Remittance Initiative; hundi/hawala is illegal and risky. A Roshan Digital Account lets you hold dollars and invest in Pakistan from abroad.

FAQs (Roman Urdu)

Aaj dollar ka rate kya hai?
Interbank mein Rs276.61 (12 November close) aur open market mein Rs277.20 khareed / Rs279.75 farokht (13 November 2026).

Saudi riyal ka rate kya hai?
Open market mein Rs73.75 khareed aur Rs74.35 farokht.

Dirham ka rate kya hai?
Rs75.45 khareed aur Rs76.25 farokht.

Sources: APP (interbank), Investify (NBP), Daily Pakistan (open market). For information only.

Related: financial guide for overseas Pakistanis, gold rate today, petrol price today and the bank profit calculator.

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