Exchange rates
Azerbaijan currency: manat (AZN) exchange rate today
The Central Bank of Azerbaijan's official rate on 5 November 2026: 1 USD = 1.7000 ₼, 1 EUR = 1.9148 ₼, 100 RUB = 2.0782 ₼. At the banks, for 1 USD (cash): ABB, PASHA Bank pays the most (1.6970 ₼), Unibank sells the cheapest (1.7005 ₼).
- 7 banks · updated 11:50
- Selling dollar?the bank that pays the most: ABB, PASHA Bank
- 1.6970
- Buying dollar?the bank that sells it cheapest: Unibank
- 1.7005
At the banks today · cash
At the banks · USD, cash
Rates are read from the banks' own sites and shown for one unit. They may have changed — check with the bank before you trade.
Converter · USD ↔ AZN, cash
1 AZN = 0.5882 USD
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What the numbers mean
Buy and sell are the bank's side, not yours
The "buy" column is what the bank pays you for one unit; the "sell" column is what it charges you for one. Handing currency over, look for the highest buy; buying it, the lowest sell.
Cash and non-cash are different prices
A cash rate applies at the counter. A non-cash rate applies to a card payment, a transfer or a conversion in the bank app, and it is often the better of the two — which is why they are separate here.
Why do the banks' rates differ?
Each bank sets its own rate and keeps the gap between buy and sell — the spread — as its margin. The smaller the spread, the less the bank keeps.
What is the Central Bank rate for?
The official rate is not a price anyone trades at. It is the reference the Central Bank publishes each working day for accounting, customs and contracts.
About the manat
Code and sign
The Azerbaijani manat is AZN in the ISO 4217 list (numeric code 944). Its sign is ₼, adopted by the Central Bank in 2013 and added to Unicode in 2014.
100 qapiks to the manat
One manat is 100 qapiks (qəpik in Azerbaijani), so amounts have two decimal places. The current manat replaced the old one on 1 January 2006 at 1 to 5,000.
About 1.70 per US dollar since 2017
The Central Bank of Azerbaijan's official dollar rate was 1.7025 on 1 May 2017, 1.7001 on 1 January 2018 and has read 1.7000 on the bulletins we checked since June 2018. Banks trade around it with a spread.
Where the rate comes from
The official rate is published by the Central Bank each working day. The bank rates above are what the counters pay and charge.
Sources: ISO 4217 List One, Central Bank of Azerbaijan daily bulletins, checked 23 October 2026. cbar.az · ISO 4217 · Azerbaijan facts
Source: cbar.az, 7 banks. Bank rates are updated through the day and shown for one unit (100 for currencies under 0.1 AZN).