USD to PKR Converter: Dollar, Dirham, Riyal, Pound, Euro
Convert dollars, dirhams, riyals, pounds and euros to Pakistani rupees at today's interbank rate, and see what a bank remittance or the open market would actually give you.
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How this is calculated
Rates come from the data hub (SBP interbank closing) and are injected on every page load; you can override them. Three numbers matter in Pakistan:
- Interbank, the rate banks trade at and the SBP publishes daily. The benchmark in news and this converter's default.
- Bank remittance / TT, what your bank credits for an inbound transfer; usually a fraction below interbank, sometimes above with government remittance incentives (Roshan Digital Account, Sohni Dharti points).
- Open market, exchange-company counter rates for cash. Selling rate to you is typically 0.5–1.5% above interbank; the gap widens when the rupee is under pressure.
The tool shows typical spreads (−0.25% for bank credits, +0.8% for open-market cash) so you can see the range, not just one number.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the dollar rate in Pakistan today?
- The default in this converter is the latest SBP interbank closing rate from the Searchable data hub, with the date shown under the field. Open-market cash rates run roughly 0.5–1.5% higher.
- Which rate will I get for a remittance from Dubai or Saudi Arabia?
- Your bank converts at close to the interbank rate on the day it credits; some exchange houses lock the rate at sending time. Use the AED or SAR option here for the interbank figure and expect a small margin either way.
- Why is the open market rate higher than interbank?
- Cash carries handling cost, scarcity and demand from travellers and importers who cannot access interbank. When the gap exceeds ~1.5% SBP usually intervenes.
- Can I buy dollars from a bank?
- Yes, against a CNIC and a purpose (travel, education, medical, subscriptions) within SBP limits; exchange companies sell cash more readily but at the open-market rate.
Sources
- State Bank of Pakistan: daily interbank closing rates: State Bank of Pakistan
- Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan: open market rates: ECAP
Version 1.0.0 · reviewed 15 Sept 2026. Rates change with the Federal Budget and regulator notifications; we update this tool when they do. Confirm with the primary source before making financial decisions.