USD to INR Converter: Equipped with the latest currency exchange rates, with real-time data updation our USD to INR currency converter is the best tool to find out the value of rupees respective to US dollars.
Enter the value in USD(United States Dollars) to know the price in INR(Indian Rupee).
Frequently Searched USD to INR Conversions
| USD Amount | INR Amount |
|---|---|
| 1 USD | 83.26 INR |
| 5 USD | 416.30 INR |
| 10 USD | 832.60 INR |
| 20 USD | 1665.20 INR |
| 50 USD | 4163.00 INR |
| 100 USD | 8326.00 INR |
| 200 USD | 16652.00 INR |
| 500 USD | 41630.00 INR |
| 1000 USD | 83260.00 INR |
| 2000 USD | 166520.00 INR |
| 5000 USD | 416300.00 INR |
| 10000 USD | 832600.00 INR |
Currency Information (USD and INR)
|
USD |
INR |
|---|---|
|
Full Form- United States Dollars aka US dollars |
Full Form- Indian Rupee |
|
Country- United States of America |
Country- India |
|
Minor Unit- 1 cent |
Minor Unit- 1 rupee |
|
Major Unit- 100 Dollar |
Major Unit- 500 rupee |
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Bank- National Bank of America |
Bank- Reserve Bank of India (RBI) |
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Top USD Conversion: USD-EURO |
Top INR conversion: INR-USD |
Statistics for 1 USD to INR conversion
| Period | Highest Conversion | Lowest Conversion | Average Conversion | Volatility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last 30 Days | 83.92 INR | 82.67 INR | 83.26 INR | 0.37% |
| Last 90 Days | 84.22 INR | 82.23 INR | 83.21 INR | 0.56% |
| Last 180 Days | 84.52 INR | 81.89 INR | 83.17 INR | 0.79% |
| Last Year | 85.12 INR | 80.92 INR | 83.02 INR | 1.23% |
How to Convert USD to INR?
There are several ways to convert your USD to INR, we have listed few of them below:
1. Banks
Banks may look like the most obvious choice to convert your USD to Indian rupees, but most of the banks charge you fees for international currency conversions. These fees can vary from 2-3.5% depending on the amount or bank.
2. Exchange Bureaus
Exchange Bureaus, or also known as Forex Bureaus are institutions that offer only currency exchange services. They offer better exchange rates compared to banks, but they might not be as reliable. Please research about the exchange bureaus before visiting them.
3. Online currency exchange services
There are several currency exchange services online which help you exchange currencies without even leaving your home. They offer very competitive exchange rates with very minimal fee, but one should read the terms and conditions before using them.
4. ATMs
Some ATMs allow users to withdraw Indian rupees from their US cards, but they charge you some fees for foreign currency transactions.
USD to INR Converter- FAQs
Q1. How much is $1000 in Indian Rupees?
Currently, 1000 USD = 83,266.20 Indian Rupee
Q2. When was 1 rupee 1 dollar?
In 1947, 1 INR was worth the same as 1 USD
Q3. Why is USD to INR conversion important?
It is important to know the conversion rates of USD to INR due to following reasons:
- Purchasing/investing in US markets.
- Dealing with clients based in the US, to determine actual costs.
- To know economic strength of Indian rupee or inflation.
- To understand and compare prices of goods and services.
Q4. Will the rupee get stronger in 2025?
It is predicted that the Indian Rupee will get stronger in coming years, some banks have given forecasts about INR value-
- Capital Economics: ₹80-85 per USD
- Deutsche Bank: ₹75-80 per USD
- HSBC: ₹80-85 per USD
Q5. Which is the strongest currency in the world?
The strongest Currency in the world is the Kuwaiti dinar (KWD), which is traded at $3.24 USD per KWD or ₹323.76 INR per KWD.
Q6. Why is the rupee so weak?
There are several reasons for Indian Rupee getting weak, some of them are:
- High CAD (Current Account Deficit)- India is importing more goods than it exports.
- Weak Economic Growth– Indian economic growth has declined after Covid-19, making it less favorable choice for investors.
- Reduction in FPI (Foreign Portfolio Investment)- India is receiving less foreign investments in recent years.
Q7. What is the right time to buy USD in India?
Generally, there is no such thing as the right time to buy USD. Purchasing USD in India at a discount to its value might seem like a smart move, but it is challenging to forecast future exchange rates, and there is no assurance that the rupee will weaken in relation to the US dollar.