Highest bank buy
161.73
Wegagen Bank
Relevant when you have USD and the bank buys it from you.
Live rate guide
NBE indicative rate versus bank rates
The NBE indicative rate is a market reference. A bank’s posted buying and selling rates are customer-facing prices—and they do not have to equal the NBE figure.
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NBE reference
Use the official daily table for the NBE figure.
NBE describes its indicative daily rate as the volume-weighted average of banks’ transactions from the prior business day. It is a reference—not a mandatory customer transaction rate. We do not copy a number into this page until it is part of the approved data feed.
Lowest bank sell
163.23
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia
Relevant when you have birr and the bank sells USD to you.
BankBuysSellsSource
Wegagen Bank
Latest published
Bank of Abyssinia
Latest published
Awash Bank
Latest published
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia
Latest published
NBE indicative
A backward-looking, volume-weighted market reference based on the prior business day.
Bank buying
What a bank posts when it buys foreign currency from a customer.
Bank selling
What a bank posts when it sells foreign currency to a customer.
Financial-information disclaimer. Rates are informational snapshots, not guaranteed offers. Banks can update posted prices, apply fees or negotiate rates under their procedures. Confirm directly before transacting.