Compare exchange rates in Georgia
Myvaluta.ge shows the official rate in force today alongside the published buy and sell rates of banks and exchange offices. Choose a currency, compare the quotes and check when each source was last confirmed.
Which rate should you use?
When exchanging foreign currency for lari, compare buy rates: a higher rate gives you more GEL. When buying foreign currency with lari, compare sell rates: a lower rate costs you less.
Use the currency converter to estimate an amount. See the National Bank page for effective dates and the methodology for sources and checks. Confirm the final amount and any fee with the provider before exchanging.
Questions and answers
Where can I see today’s dollar and euro rates?
Official rates appear near the top of the page; commercial buy and sell quotes are in the bank and exchange-office tables. For an exchange, check a commercial quote and its last-confirmed time.
What do buy and sell mean?
Buy means the provider buys foreign currency from you and pays you lari. Sell means you buy foreign currency from the provider. A higher buy rate or a lower sell rate gives you a better result before fees.
Where is the best exchange rate?
The highlight identifies the best cash quote among the site’s offers confirmed within 60 minutes. It does not cover every branch or individual offer. Confirm the final amount and any fee with the provider.
How often are exchange rates updated?
Commercial sources are checked every 5–30 minutes during the day and every 30 minutes at night. These are checking intervals, not scheduled price changes. New official rates are published on business days and apply from the following day.
Will I receive the amount calculated at the official rate?
The official rate is a reference, not a specific exchange offer. A bank or exchange office sets its own rate, which may match or differ from the official figure.
Where can I find past rates or tomorrow’s rate?
Select a date on the National Bank page for historical official rates. Coverage varies by currency. Tomorrow’s rate appears only after publication, with its effective date; the site does not forecast it.
