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Nepal Rastra Bank Exchange Rate Today: How to Check USD, INR and Other Currencies
People sending remittances, travelling abroad, paying for imports or comparing foreign-currency values often need the Nepal Rastra Bank reference exchange rate. NRB publishes buying and selling prices, and some currencies are quoted in units of 10 or 100 rather than one.
Published by PDFora · Last updated November 1, 2026
What are NRB buying and selling rates?
The buying rate is the reference amount in NPR at which a bank buys a foreign currency. The selling rate is the reference amount at which a bank sells that currency. Individual banks and money changers may quote different rates.
Always check the unit shown beside the currency. For example, if the rate is quoted per 100 Indian rupees, divide or multiply using that 100-unit basis rather than treating the rate as one INR.
How to use the NRB rate tool
- Open the NRB Daily Exchange Rates tool.
- Refresh to load the latest rate published by NRB.
- Find the currency code and check its unit, buying rate and selling rate.
- For foreign currency to NPR, use the buying-rate calculation.
- For NPR to foreign currency, use the selling-rate calculation.
Why the latest date may be earlier than today
NRB publishes rates on working days. Weekends and public holidays may have no new rate. The tool checks a short recent date range and displays the latest rate record returned by NRB.
Official and technical references
Frequently asked questions
Are NRB rates the same as remittance rates?
Not necessarily. Remittance providers and individual banks may offer their own rates and fees.
Why does INR show a unit of 100?
The NRB publishes some currencies against a quoted unit such as 100 or 10. The converter uses the unit supplied by the API.
Does the tool use live rates?
It requests the latest available published NRB rate when you refresh; it does not guarantee intraday bank rates.
Try a related tool
Continue with a related PDFora utility when you are ready to put this guide into practice.
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