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US$ 40 to pesos at the card dollar

$ 81.640,00 in pesos (ask rate)

Card dollar: $ 2.041,00 per dollar (reference purchase) $ 1.976,00).

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

Context

What a US$ 40 purchase costs in pesos: an online purchase or a dinner on a trip. The card dollar has no bid price: it is only what you are charged for each dollar spent.

As a historical reference: a week ago (06/11) US$ 40 cost $ 81.640,00 (0,00%); a month ago, $ 79.820,00 (+2,28%); in the latter 30 days the range was of $ 79.560,00 a $ 81.640,00 (daily sales data from ArgentinaDatos.com).

Keep in mind: It is the official selling rate plus the 30% advance tax collection (RG 5617), which you can credit against Income Tax or Personal Assets tax or request back. For foreign digital services, 21% VAT and Gross Income tax depending on your province are added.

The other way around? Passing pesos to card dollar.

Nearby amounts

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

US$ 20$ 40.820,00
US$ 25$ 51.025,00
US$ 30$ 61.230,00
US$ 40$ 81.640,00
US$ 50$ 102.050,00
US$ 100$ 204.100,00
US$ 150$ 306.150,00

The same amount at other rates

Rates in effect today at 13:57 h

Official$ 62.800,00
Blue$ 62.800,00
MEP$ 63.148,00
CCL$ 66.868,00
Card$ 81.640,00
Crypto$ 66.733,60

Selling price of each rate.

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Frequently asked questions

How many pesos are they? US$ 40 card dollar Today?

$ 81.640,00 to ask rate ($ 2.041,00), with data dolarapi.com of the 13/11/2026. It is what you pay when you consume in dollars and cancel the summary in pesos. In the page it is updated live.

Why is the selling price used?

Because the card dollar that's what they charge you: you pay the ask rate of the official rate plus advance tax collection of the 30%.

Where is the card dollar?

On your card statement when you pay in pesos for a purchase made in dollars.

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