Exchange Rates
Official Central Bank of Uzbekistan exchange rates, charts and convenient conversion tools.
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Official Exchange Rates of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan
Official CBU Data27 currencies against the Uzbek sum
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Get notified when an exchange rate reaches your desired threshold.
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All exchange rates and quotes are updated daily according to official data published by the Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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A quick guide, practical tips and answers about the Central Bank of Uzbekistan exchange rates.
How it worksConversion, charts and official data explained step by step
- 1Choose a currency pairSelect the source and target currencies. Your choice stays synchronized between the converter and chart.
- 2Enter an amountThe converter instantly calculates the result using the latest available official rate.
- 3Explore the trendChoose a chart period to compare the current rate with historical values.
- 4Save what mattersAdd currencies to favorites and create alerts for the rate levels you follow.
Useful tipsWhat to consider before exchanging or transferring money
- Check the update date: the official rate is normally revised once per business day.
- Compare buy and sell rates at several banks before exchanging a large amount.
- Account for transfer, conversion and cash withdrawal fees; they are not included in the official rate.
- On weekends and holidays, the most recently published value may remain in effect.
- Use the calculation as a reference and confirm final terms directly with your bank.
Frequently asked questionsAnswers about CBU rates, banks, charts and updates
How often are exchange rates updated?
The tool requests the latest data published by the Central Bank of Uzbekistan. The official rate is normally updated once per business day.
Why is my bank’s rate different from the official rate?
The Central Bank publishes an official reference rate. Commercial banks set their own buy and sell rates based on demand, margin, transaction type and possible fees.
Where do the chart values come from?
The chart requests archived rates from the Central Bank API for dates within the selected period. The final point uses the latest rate loaded on the page.
How is a rate between two foreign currencies calculated?
When a pair does not include the Uzbek som, the tool divides the source currency’s official UZS rate by the target currency’s official UZS rate.
Why might the rate remain unchanged on a weekend?
If the Central Bank has not published a new value, the last available official rate remains visible.
Can I use the result for a bank transfer?
The result is for reference only. Before transferring or exchanging money, check the actual rate and fees with your bank or payment provider.