Gold Converter Pakistan

The gold converter prices your amount in Pakistani rupees first. If you start with dollars or another currency, that amount is turned into PKR using the rate you selected. The rupee value is then matched to gold at the unit and purity you chose, such as one tola of 24K. If you start with gold, the same steps run in reverse. A tola-to-gram change uses a fixed weight and does not use the gold price.

The gold price per tola starts from the stored 24K Karachi rate. When you choose Karachi, the local adjustment already used on the gold page is included. 22K is that 24K tola rate multiplied by 22 and divided by 24. 21K uses 21/24 and 18K uses 18/24. If you enter more than one tola, the tola rate is multiplied by the weight. Gram and ounce results use the same rate after the weight is converted.

24K is the full gold rate used as the base. 22K is priced at 22/24 of that 24K rate, so the same weight is worth less in rupees. The converter is showing equal market value, not a workshop job. A jeweller cannot simply restamp 22K jewellery as 24K. Making charges, wastage and sales tax are also outside this result. Pick the karat that matches the piece you are pricing.

USD to PKR uses the stored rupee value of one US dollar. Inter bank reference is the default. Switch to open market if you want the cash-market figure. Your dollar amount is multiplied by that rate. The result is not a bank buying or selling price. A missing inter bank rate is not replaced with the open market rate. PKR to USD divides the rupees by the same dollar rate.

The default gold price is the Karachi 24K rate per tola, including the local adjustment shown on the gold page. You can choose no city adjustment if you want the rate before that local add-on. 22K, 21K and 18K are calculated from the 24K rate you selected. The result line shows when that rate was stored. It is the same rate this website is using, not a live quote from a shop in your city.

Jewellers in Pakistan often add making charges, wastage and tax on top of the gold rate. This converter prices the metal only. A shop in Lahore, Islamabad or another city can also use a slightly different daily rate from the Karachi figure stored here. The open market cash price and a bank’s price are different things, and neither is a promise of the price you will be offered. Treat the result as a planning estimate.

The silver converter uses the stored Karachi 999 rate per tola, including the local adjustment. 925 and 900 are lower purities worked out from that 999 rate. You can convert silver to PKR, or to a currency such as USD, after the silver is priced in rupees. If you only change tola to gram and keep the same purity, the market price is not used. One tola is 11.6638 grams. A shop bill can still add making charges.

Rates change when a newer gold, silver or currency figure is stored on this website. The converter does not call a bank or a bullion market on every keystroke. After you calculate, the result shows the time of the rate it used. Gold, silver and the rupee can move during the day, so an old result may not match a later check. Refresh the page if you need the latest stored figure.

It is accurate for the rates stored on this site and for the unit and purity you select. It is not a quote from a jeweller, a bank or the State Bank. Karachi gold includes the local adjustment unless you turn that off. Currency results use the inter bank reference unless you choose open market. Making charges, tax and the gap between buying and selling rates are not included. Use it to estimate, then confirm the price with the seller.

You need the amount, what you are converting from, and what you want. For gold, also choose tola, gram or ounce, and a purity of 24K, 22K, 21K or 18K. For silver, choose the weight unit and 999, 925 or 900. For USD to PKR, the amount and the rate type are enough. Pakistan users can leave the gold price on Karachi unless they want the rate without the local adjustment.

Yes. The gold and silver figures are the Karachi rates stored for Pakistan, and currency rates are shown in PKR. You can convert USD, AED, SAR, GBP, EUR and the other listed currencies into rupees, gold or silver. It is meant for a personal estimate inside Pakistan. It does not place an order, and it does not replace the rate a gold market, bank or exchange company offers you on the day.

Enter the rupee amount, set the source to PKR, and set the target to gold. Then choose tola, gram or ounce, and the purity. The converter divides your rupees by the gold rate for that unit. One tola of 24K costs the stored Karachi tola rate. The same rupees buy more 22K gold because 22K is priced lower. The result is metal value only, before making charges.