| Currency | TRY Rate | vs USD | 24h Change |
|---|---|---|---|
US Dollar
1 USD = 45.39 TRY
|
45.39
TRY
|
1.0000
USD
|
— |
Australian Dollar
1 AUD = 32.42 TRY
|
32.42
TRY
|
0.7142
USD
|
— |
Danish Krone
1 DKK = 7.06 TRY
|
7.06
TRY
|
0.1555
USD
|
— |
Euro
1 EUR = 52.81 TRY
|
52.81
TRY
|
1.1636
USD
|
— |
British Pound
1 GBP = 60.53 TRY
|
60.53
TRY
|
1.3336
USD
|
— |
Swiss Franc
1 CHF = 57.64 TRY
|
57.64
TRY
|
1.2700
USD
|
— |
Swedish Krona
1 SEK = 4.79 TRY
|
4.79
TRY
|
0.1056
USD
|
— |
Canadian Dollar
1 CAD = 32.97 TRY
|
32.97
TRY
|
0.7263
USD
|
— |
Kuwaiti Dinar
1 KWD = 147.33 TRY
|
147.33
TRY
|
3.2459
USD
|
— |
Norwegian Krone
1 NOK = 4.86 TRY
|
4.86
TRY
|
0.1071
USD
|
— |
Saudi Riyal
1 SAR = 12.10 TRY
|
12.10
TRY
|
0.2665
USD
|
— |
Japanese Yen
1 JPY = 0.29 TRY
|
0.29
TRY
|
0.0063
USD
|
— |
Romanian Leu
1 RON = 10.08 TRY
|
10.08
TRY
|
0.2221
USD
|
— |
Russian Ruble
1 RUB = 0.62 TRY
|
0.62
TRY
|
0.0136
USD
|
— |
Chinese Yuan
1 CNY = 6.63 TRY
|
6.63
TRY
|
0.1461
USD
|
— |
Qatari Riyal
1 QAR = 12.38 TRY
|
12.38
TRY
|
0.2728
USD
|
— |
Azerbaijani Manat
1 AZN = 26.55 TRY
|
26.55
TRY
|
0.5849
USD
|
— |
UAE Dirham
1 AED = 12.29 TRY
|
12.29
TRY
|
0.2707
USD
|
— |
- The US Dollar exchange rate against the Turkish Lira at 45.3877 TRY represents the current benchmark for cross-border trade and financial transactions between the two economies.|Turkish importers and exporters could face varying margin pressures depending on whether the dollar strengthens or weakens from this level.|Central bank policy decisions and inflation differentials between the US and Turkey may influence potential movements in this exchange rate pairing.
USD to TRY — Live Dollar Rate in Turkey Today
How Much is 1 US Dollar in Turkey Today?
The US Dollar to Turkish Lira (USD/TRY) exchange rate is updated every banking day based on the Central Bank of Turkey (CBRT/TCMB) official rates. Use the live table above to find buying and selling prices for USD, EUR, GBP and 30+ other currencies against the Turkish Lira.
EUR to TRY — Euro Rate in Turkey
The Euro is the second most exchanged foreign currency in Turkey. EUR/TRY is closely watched by European tourists visiting Turkey, expats living in Turkey, and businesses trading with EU countries. The Euro rate in Turkey is directly influenced by European Central Bank (ECB) decisions and global risk sentiment.
GBP to TRY — British Pound in Turkey
British tourists and expats in Turkey frequently need to convert British Pounds to Turkish Lira. The GBP/TRY rate reflects both Bank of England policy and Turkish economic conditions. Always check the live rate before exchanging money at airports or hotels, where rates are typically worse.
Best Way to Exchange Money in Turkey
Turkey has thousands of licensed currency exchange bureaus (döviz bürosu) across major cities like Istanbul, Ankara and Antalya. These typically offer better rates than banks or airport exchange counters. Always compare rates before exchanging and avoid unlicensed street exchangers.
Turkish Lira (TRY) — Key Facts for Travelers
The Turkish Lira (TRY) is the official currency of Turkey. Due to high inflation in recent years, the Lira has lost significant value against major currencies. However, this makes Turkey an affordable destination for foreign visitors. Credit cards are widely accepted in cities, but cash is preferred in smaller towns and local markets (bazaars).
CBRT Interest Rate & Turkish Lira
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) sets monetary policy that directly impacts the Turkish Lira exchange rate. High interest rates generally support the Lira, while rate cuts can lead to depreciation against USD and EUR. Follow our daily market analysis for the latest CBRT decisions and their impact on exchange rates.
Currency Exchange Tips for Tourists in Turkey
When visiting Turkey, it is best to exchange money at licensed exchange bureaus rather than banks or hotels. Istanbul Grand Bazaar area and city centers typically have competitive rates. Avoid exchanging large amounts at airports. ATMs (bankamatik) are widely available and usually offer competitive exchange rates with a small transaction fee.