Today the cheapest dollar to buy is in Balanz a $ 1.557,00 ($ 13.000 less each US$ 1.000 that in Banco Nación), And the one who pays best if you sell is GrabrFi with $ 1.627,25.Updated Fri 13/11 14:43 h
Lowest cost to buyBalanz · Broker (MEP)$ 1.557,00US$ 1.000 = $ 1.557.000 · save $ 13.000 vs Nation
Best to sell toGrabrFi · Wallet / app$ 1.627,25US$ 1.000 = $ 1.627.254
If you buy at Balanz and sell at GrabrFi you gain $ 70,25 per dollar (4,51%): there is an arbitration. An eye with commissions, limits and transfer times. It does not include offers with conditions or crypto wallets, which pay in stablecoins (digital dollars) and not in dollars in an account.
Play any header to order. Price per dollar in pesos. Selling rate: what you pay if you buy dollars. Buying rate: what they pay you if you sell. Spread: difference between the two, in% of the sale. vs Nación: how much more (or less) you pay per dollar than in Banco Nación. Let's go green the cheapest to buy. 7 days: green if it went down, red if it went up.
━ Balanz · ━ Cocos Bank · ━ Plus · ━ Reba · ━ Tienda Dólar · ┄ Banco Nación
How to read the ranking
Includes banks (official dollar per home banking), brokers that sell MEP dollars, wallets y exchange houses, y crypto wallets which operate digital dollars (stablecoins) that you can convert into dollars. They are not exactly the same product: the MEP and the crypto dollar may have purchase, withdrawal or transfer commissions that are not in the price, and some offers are only for certain customers (we mark them as “with conditions” and do not use them for the highlights). Bank prices may vary by channel and segment.
Today, Friday 13 November, at 14:43 (Argentina time), the lowest ask price was Balanz's: $ 1.557,00 per dollar ($ 1.557.000 per US$ 1.000). At Banco Nación it cost $ 1.570,00.
Where should we sell dollars today?
The one who paid best was GrabrFi: $ 1.627,25 We do not have offers with critical conditions or wallets, as in the "Spread of the market" table.
What is the spread?
It's the difference between the price they sell you and the price they buy you the dollar. The smaller, the less you lose if you buy and then you sell.
Where do prices come from?
From the API of the ComparaDólar, which brings together the contributions published by each bank, wallet and broker. ComparaDólar does not report (marked "via CriptoYa") come out of the API of the CriptoYa, and we only show them if their data has less than 48 hours. We update them several times a day.
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