Open Market Forex Rates Pakistan
Open market forex rates are used by money exchangers for cash buying and selling. These rates can differ from interbank rates, online remittance rates, and banking app conversion rates.
Check the latest forex rate in Pakistan today with updated open market buying and selling rates for major currencies, including USD to PKR, AED to PKR, Saudi Riyal to PKR, GBP to PKR, Euro to PKR, CAD to PKR, and AUD to PKR. Financify.pk helps users compare daily currency rates in Pakistan from Meezan Exchange, Al Habib Exchange, HBL Currency Exchange, Askari Exchange, and UBL Currency Exchange.
Buying and selling rates for all available currencies across all exchanges. Rates marked — are not available at that exchange.
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Open market forex rates are used by money exchangers for cash buying and selling. These rates can differ from interbank rates, online remittance rates, and banking app conversion rates.
Use this converter for USD to PKR today, AED to PKR today, Saudi Riyal to PKR, GBP to PKR today, and Euro rate in Pakistan today. Select a currency and exchange company to compare available buying and selling rates.
The buying rate applies when an exchange buys foreign currency from you. The selling rate applies when you buy foreign currency from an exchange. The selling rate is usually higher.
Exchange rates are usually shown as Pakistan open market rates, but many users search city-wise for local money exchange guidance before visiting exchange counters.
The converter supports rate comparison across major exchange companies, so users can check today’s buying and selling rates before converting foreign currency into PKR.
Common questions about PKR exchange rates and currency conversion in Pakistan.
This converter shows daily rates from five major Pakistani exchanges: Meezan Exchange, Al Habib Exchange, HBL Currency Exchange, Askari Exchange, and UBL Currency Exchange. You can select any one exchange to use its specific buying and selling rates.
The buying rate is the rate at which an exchange company buys foreign currency from you and gives you PKR in return. The selling rate is the rate at which the exchange sells foreign currency to you and you pay PKR. The selling rate is always higher than the buying rate — the difference is the exchange's profit margin.
Rates are updated daily on every working day. The date shown at the top of the rate table tells you the last update date. Exchange rates can change multiple times in a day, so for large transactions always verify directly with the exchange company.
Not every exchange company offers every currency. If an exchange does not trade a particular currency, its rate will show as — (not available) in the table. In that case, try a different exchange from the selector above.
These are open market exchange rates collected from exchange companies. They differ from interbank rates, which are used by banks for wire transfers and bulk transactions. For remittances, online banking, or SWIFT transfers, the rate you receive may be different from these open market rates.
Disclaimer: Exchange rates shown on Financify.pk are collected from open market exchange companies and are for estimation and reference purposes only. Actual rates may differ at the time of your transaction due to market fluctuations, transaction size, and exchange company policies. Always verify the current rate directly with the exchange company or bank before completing any financial transaction.