Multi-currency converter

Enter an amount in any currency field. All other currencies are recalculated immediately via the dinar, at the rate of the selected source (NBS, a bank or exchange offices) and the selected rate type.

It depends on how you exchange money. If you exchange banknotes at a bank counter or in an exchange office, the cash rate applies. If you buy or sell currency from a foreign currency account, in e-banking or in a mobile app, the foreign exchange rate applies. At many banks these two rates differ, and exchange offices only exchange cash. When you choose a bank in the converter, select "Cash" or "Account". The NBS middle rate is the official reference rate, used for information and for contracts with a currency clause; money is not exchanged at it.

The buying rate is the rate at which a bank or exchange office buys foreign currency from you, when you sell it (e.g. you exchange euros for dinars). The selling rate is the rate at which it sells foreign currency to you, when you buy it (you exchange dinars for euros). The selling rate is always higher than the buying rate, and the difference is the earnings of the bank or exchange office. Choose the rate type above according to whether you are selling or buying foreign currency.

Via the dinar: an amount in euros is first converted to dinars at the euro rate and then to dollars at the dollar rate of the same list.