Dollar today in Peru
Page updated Friday 13/11 at 13:03 (Peru time) · latest official data (BCRP): 11/11/2026
The price of the dollar in soles, with official data from the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).
1 dollar = S/ 3,414
Banking dollar (SBS) (selling)
Banco Central de Reserva del Perú (BCRP) publishes the banking system’s business-day buying and selling exchange rates reported by SBS at closing. It is the official reference used, for example, for dollar payments and contracts. Exchange offices and money changers set their own prices, generally near it.
What each one is: dollar types in Peru.
How the dollar moved in Peru
| Period | Change | From |
|---|---|---|
| Last 7 days | -1,10% | since S/ 3,452 (04/11/2026) |
| In November (vs. the October close) | -1,53% | since S/ 3,467 (30/10/2026) |
| Last 30 days | -0,99% | since S/ 3,448 (12/10/2026) |
| In 2026 (vs. the 2025 close) | +1,37% | since S/ 3,368 (31/12/2025) |
| Last year | +1,43% | since S/ 3,366 (11/11/2025) |
Changes in the SBS exchange rate (selling). “In November” is the current month vs. the previous month's last close; “last 30 days” is a rolling window.
Last year
BCRP (SBS banking-system exchange rate, selling), last year. Full history since 2016 →
Currency converter: dollars and soles
Rates in effect today at 14:43 h
US$ 100 = S/ 341,40
To buy dollars at the bank use the selling rate; to sell, the buying rate. Another currency? Other currencies.
Common conversions
Sources
Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP), banking-system exchange rate (SBS), buying and selling. Data is downloaded from official sources several times a day; each day's close is stored for the history.
More dollar data
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Frequently asked questions
What is the dollar rate today in Peru?
The SBS exchange rate (selling) is S/ 3,414 (11/11/2026).
What is the SBS exchange rate?
It is the average buying and selling price of dollars at banks, reported by the Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and AFPs at the end of the day and published by the BCRP. Online exchange houses and street changers quote their own price, usually with a narrower buy–sell spread than banks.