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Select a currency and compare its open market and interbank rates against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR).
| Rate | Open market | Inter bank |
|---|---|---|
| Buying | Rs 193 | Rs 192.65 |
| Selling | Rs 199.13 | Rs 193 |
Track how the AUD to PKR exchange rate has changed over time. Each point shows the stored reference closing rate for that market. The chart updates only when a new historical rate is saved.
The AUD exchange rate page shows how much 1 AUD is worth in Pakistani Rupees (PKR). You can compare open market and inter bank reference rates, including buying, selling, and conversion values.
The currency converter uses the inter bank reference rate by default. You can switch to the open market rate when you want to estimate cash exchange values from exchange companies.
Exchange rates can vary between banks, exchange companies, and service providers. The displayed figures are reference rates only. Always confirm the final rate, fees, and charges before completing a currency exchange.
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Open market rates are generally used by exchange companies for buying and selling physical foreign currency. Inter bank rates are used in transactions between banks and financial institutions. This page shows the stored reference rates for both markets.
The converter uses the inter bank reference rate by default. You can choose the open market rate when you want to estimate cash exchange values. The conversion is calculated using the selected market rate.
The chart shows the stored historical reference rate for the selected currency. Open market and inter bank rates are tracked separately, and the chart updates when a new history record is saved.
No. These are reference exchange rates. Banks, exchange companies, and other providers may apply their own spread, fees, or charges. Always confirm the final rate before buying or selling currency.