Convert USD to TRY

Live rate: 1 USD = 48.0710 TRY

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CONVERTED AMOUNT

48.071 TRY


Rate: 1 USD = 48.071 TRY
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USD to TRY conversion table

USDTRY
USDTRY
$1.00TRY 48.071
$5.00TRY 240.36
$10.00TRY 480.71
$50.00TRY 2,403.55
$100.00TRY 4,807.10
$500.00TRY 24,035.50
$1,000.00TRY 48,071.00
TRYUSD
TRYUSD
TRY 1.00$0.020803
TRY 5.00$0.104013
TRY 10.00$0.208026
TRY 50.00$1.0401
TRY 100.00$2.0803
TRY 500.00$10.4013
TRY 1,000.00$20.8026
USD/TRY

Unlike the Gulf pairs above, USD/TRY floats freely — the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) doesn't target any exchange-rate level, only intervening against excessive volatility. That makes this one of the most-watched pairs on this site: it moves constantly with Turkey's inflation trajectory, interest-rate decisions, and capital flows rather than sitting near a fixed number.

Followed closely by Turkish residents protecting savings against lira depreciation, expatriates and businesses managing TRY-denominated costs, and remittance senders — Turkey's history of high inflation has made this pair unusually high-traffic for a non-reserve currency.

Because the lira floats freely, a bank's or card issuer's quoted rate differs from the mid-market rate shown here for two separate reasons — their own spread, and the fact that the underlying rate itself keeps moving, so a quote from a few minutes ago may already be out of date.

Banks and exchange counters typically build in a spread of several percent above the mid-market rate for the lira, and that spread commonly widens further during periods of sharp depreciation or high volatility.

Card networks apply their own daily conversion rate, and card issuers frequently add a separate foreign transaction fee on top — commonly one to three percent — so a card purchase rarely lands exactly on the mid-market figure shown here.

Because the lira can move meaningfully within a single day, comparing a remittance provider's quoted rate against this reference rate right before sending matters far more here than it would for a pegged Gulf currency — a rate checked hours earlier may no longer be accurate.

The rate shown here is a frequently updated mid-market reference rate — since the lira floats freely, it can shift meaningfully within a day, so treat this as a benchmark for comparison rather than a rate you can lock in ahead of time.

Because the lira floats freely with no peg — its value is set by markets reacting to Turkish inflation, interest rates, and capital flows, unlike the fixed Gulf currencies.

The current free-float regime dates to the 2001 financial crisis; before that Turkey used managed/crawling-peg systems that ultimately broke down.

The CBRT states it doesn't target a specific rate, but it does act against what it calls excessive appreciation or depreciation — different from defending a fixed peg.

Source: Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) exchange rate policy statements; live market rate, not a fixed benchmark.

USD to TRY rate history — last 30 days

+1.57%

Over the 30 days from Jul 24, 2026 to Aug 23, 2026, 1 USD has traded between 47.3268 and 48.0710 TRY, and is currently 48.0710 TRY. That is +1.57% across the window, so USD has strengthened against TRY over this period. The figures come from 31 daily observations — nothing between them is interpolated.

Current rate
48.0710
30-day high
48.0710
30-day low
47.3268

Week by week

Each row covers seven days of the window, newest first. Change is measured from the first observation of the block to the last.

PeriodFirstLastHighLowChange
Aug 17 – Aug 2347.895748.071048.071047.8957+0.37%
Aug 10 – Aug 1647.719647.884447.888047.7196+0.35%
Aug 3 – Aug 947.549047.706747.716847.5490+0.33%
Jul 27 – Aug 247.366947.510747.547847.3669+0.30%
"First" and "last" are the earliest and latest observations recorded in each block, not a market open and close — currencies trade continuously across sessions, so an opening print depends on which market you pick. High and low are likewise the extremes among recorded observations, not intraday extremes.

Frequently Asked Questions

To convert USD (USD) to TRY (TRY), enter the amount you want to convert in the converter tool above. The conversion uses mid-market reference exchange rates that refresh periodically through the trading day. You can also view historical rates and charts for this currency pair.
The current USD to TRY exchange rate is shown in the converter above. Rates are mid-market reference rates that refresh periodically through the trading day.
Historical USD to TRY rates are available in the chart section below the converter. You can view rates for the past 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or 1 year.
The exchange rates on this page are mid-market reference rates that refresh periodically through the trading day — not tick-by-tick interbank quotes. Always check the timestamp shown on the page, and confirm the exact rate with your bank or provider before transacting.
USD to TRY has moved +1.57% over the last 30 days, trading as high as 48.0710 and as low as 47.3268 TRY per USD. The latest observed rate is 48.0710 TRY.
Between Jul 24, 2026 and Aug 23, 2026, USD to TRY ranged from a low of 47.3268 to a high of 48.0710 TRY per USD, across 31 daily observations.