Saudi Riyal to US Dollar — SAR to USD
1 SAR = 0.26642294 USD
1 USD = 3.7534 SAR
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SAR/USD Rate Statistics
| Metric | 7 Days | 30 Days | 90 Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| High | 0.26652 | 0.26662 | 0.26662 |
| Low | 0.26634 | 0.26621 | 0.26617 |
| Average | 0.26645 | 0.26642 | 0.26635 |
| Change | -0.02% | +0.02% | +0.04% |
SAR/USD Over the Past Year
SAR/USD is at 0.26642, 50% of the way between its 52-week low of 0.26615 (30 Jun 2026) and high of 0.2667 (30 Dec 2025). It is down 0.1% since 1 January and down 0.1% on a year ago.
| 52-week high | 0.2667 |
| 52-week low | 0.26615 |
| Change since 1 January | -0.09% |
| Change over 1 year | -0.08% |
Need to make a money transfer? High-street banks add a markup to the exchange rate. Wise can save you money.One Saudi Riyal is worth 0.26642 USD at today's mid-market rate, so 100 SAR converts to 26.64 USD and 1,000 SAR converts to 266.42 USD. Over the past 30 days the rate has moved between 0.26621 and 0.26662.
Over the past year SAR/USD has ranged from 0.26615 (30 June 2026) to 0.2667 (30 December 2025). For longer context, five years ago one SAR bought about 0.2666 USD; ten years ago, about 0.26666.
Rates on this page update every minute. They are mid-market rates, which is usually better than the rate a bank or transfer provider will offer you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SAR to USD exchange rate today?
The mid-market rate is 1 SAR = 0.26642 USD, so 100 SAR converts to 26.64 USD. The rate updates every minute.
What was the highest SAR to USD rate in the past year?
The highest daily closing rate in the past 12 months was 0.2667 on 30 December 2025. The lowest was 0.26615 on 30 June 2026.
How much has SAR/USD changed this year?
SAR/USD is down 0.1% since 1 January, and down 0.1% on a year ago.
What was the SAR to USD rate five years ago?
About 0.2666 USD per SAR. Today's rate of 0.26642 is down 0.1% on that.
Why is my bank's SAR to USD rate different?
The rate on this page is the mid-market rate: the midpoint between what buyers and sellers of SAR and USD are paying on the wholesale market. Banks and money transfer providers rarely give you that rate. Most build their profit into the exchange rate itself, quoting you a rate some way below mid-market and often advertising the transfer as "fee free". High-street banks commonly take 2-4% this way; specialist transfer services and brokers usually take much less. The gap matters most on large amounts: on a 50,000 SAR transfer, the difference between a 3% and a 0.5% margin is 1,250 SAR. Before you send, compare the rate you're offered against the mid-market rate here, and ask for the total amount that will arrive rather than the fee alone.