AED to USD Converter

Live AED/USD mid-market rate, refreshed daily. For sending money, see the remittance calculators which include provider margins.

Last updated 19 October 2026

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AED to USD conversion table (indicative)

AEDUSDUSDAED
10.272313.67
51.36518.36
102.721036.72
5013.6150183.63
10027.23100367.25
500136.155001,836.25
1,000272.291,0003,672.5
5,0001,361.475,00018,362.5
10,0002,722.9410,00036,725

About the UAE dirham and US dollar

The UAE dirham is the currency of the UAE; the US dollar is the currency of the United States. The rate shown is the mid-market rate — the midpoint of the interbank buy and sell prices, used as the reference by Google, XE and Reuters. Consumer rates include a margin on top.

Frequently asked questions

What is the AED to USD exchange rate today?

The page loads today's mid-market rate automatically (indicatively 1 AED ≈ 0.2723 USD). It updates daily; banks and exchange houses quote a worse rate plus fees.

How much is 100 AED in USD?

About 27.23 USD at the indicative mid-market rate. Use the calculator for today's figure and any amount.

Is now a good time to convert AED to USD?

No one can call short-term moves reliably. For large sums, converting in tranches over a few months reduces timing risk; for transfers, the provider's margin usually matters more than a few days of rate movement.

Why does my bank give a different rate?

Banks add a spread of 2–4% to the mid-market rate on card payments and transfers; specialist providers add 0.3–1%. Compare the amount received, not the headline fee.

Is the dirham/riyal pegged?

AED (3.6725), SAR (3.75), QAR, OMR and BHD are pegged to the US dollar, so their rates against other currencies move exactly with USD. Most other major currencies float.

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