Exchange rates
The euro against the manat today
The Central Bank of Azerbaijan's official rate on 5 November 2026: 1 EUR = 1.9148 ₼. At the banks, for 1 EUR (non-cash): Bank Respublika pays the most (1.8960 ₼), Bank Respublika sells the cheapest (1.9330 ₼).
- 6 banks · updated 12:30
- Selling euro?the bank that pays the most: Bank Respublika
- 1.8960
- Buying euro?the bank that sells it cheapest: Bank Respublika
- 1.9330
At the banks · EUR, cashless
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 · EUR ↔ AZN, cashless
1 AZN = 0.5222 EUR
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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.
Source: cbar.az, 6 banks. Bank rates are updated through the day and shown for one unit.