Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 19th July 2026, 11:05 AM
The remittance sent by over ten million expatriate Bangladeshis working across the globe remains a vital cornerstone of the national economy. Alongside these vital remittance inflows, the steady expansion of international trade and commerce has led to a significant increase in daily foreign exchange transactions. For non-resident workers sending money back home, as well as businesses managing international trade accounts, keeping track of the latest currency values is an essential daily requirement.
On Sunday, 19 July 2026, the formal banking channels and financial institutions updated their exchange rates for major global currencies against the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT). The official exchange values reflect the ongoing dynamics within the international monetary market.
The following table provides a detailed breakdown of the values of major foreign currencies converted into Bangladeshi Taka:
| Country & Currency | Value in Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) |
| Kuwaiti 1 Dinar | 402 Taka 11 Poisha |
| Bahraini 1 Dinar | 327 Taka 85 Poisha |
| Omani 1 Rial | 319 Taka 05 Poisha |
| British 1 Pound | 166 Taka 14 Poisha |
| Swiss 1 Franc | 149 Taka 25 Poisha |
| Eurozone 1 Euro | 143 Taka 38 Poisha |
| Italian 1 Euro | 143 Taka 38 Poisha |
| US 1 Dollar | 123 Taka 16 Poisha |
| Singaporean 1 Dollar | 95 Taka 78 Poisha |
| Canadian 1 Dollar | 87 Taka 80 Poisha |
| Australian 1 Dollar | 86 Taka 74 Poisha |
| New Zealand 1 Dollar | 72 Taka 22 Poisha |
| Qatari 1 Rial | 33 Taka 94 Poisha |
| UAE 1 Dirham | 33 Taka 64 Poisha |
| Saudi 1 Riyal | 32 Taka 89 Poisha |
| Malaysian 1 Ringgit | 30 Taka 22 Poisha |
| South African 1 Rand | 7 Taka 46 Poisha |
| Indian 1 Rupee | 1 Taka 24 Poisha |
| Japanese 1 Yen | 0.761 Taka |
| South Korean 1 Won | 0.08258839 Taka |
Exchange rates are subject to continuous fluctuation based on global supply, demand, and central bank regulations. Beneficiaries and businesses are highly advised to confirm the exact rates with their respective authorised dealer banks or formal money transfer agencies before executing financial transactions. Using official banking channels also ensures that eligible remitters receive any applicable state-sponsored incentives.
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