Dollar today in Argentina: blue, official, MEP and card
Today's blue, official, MEP, CCL, card, wholesale and crypto dollar in Argentina, with a calculator to turn dollars into pesos and back.
- Blue
- buy 1,535.00 · sell 1,555.00 ARS · 9 Nov 2026, 11:58 GMT-3dolarhoy.com
- MEP (bolsa)
- buy 1,560.20 · sell 1,587.90 ARS · 9 Nov 2026, 11:58 GMT-3dolarhoy.com
- CCL (contado con liquidación)
- buy 1,658.40 · sell 1,664.90 ARS · 9 Nov 2026, 11:58 GMT-3dolarhoy.com
- Crypto
- buy 1,638.81 · sell 1,649.92 ARS · 9 Nov 2026, 11:58 GMT-3dolarhoy.com
Rates from DolarApi.com, which takes each one from the source linked on its row. Each row shows when that source last updated it.
How it is calculated
Each row is a different dollar in Argentina. Official is the retail price at banks, and wholesale is the rate for operations between banks. Blue is the informal market, and crypto is what a dollar costs in stablecoins such as USDT.
MEP, also called bolsa, and CCL, contado con liquidación, both come from buying a bond or stock in pesos and selling it for dollars. With MEP the dollars stay in Argentina, and with CCL they end up abroad. Card is the official rate plus the taxes charged on card purchases in dollars.
Most rows have a buy and a sell price. The calculator uses the sell price, which is what it costs to buy one dollar. If you are selling dollars, the buy price is the one you get. Amounts are multiplied or divided by the rate and rounded to the cent.
This page refreshes the rates from DolarApi every few hours, so a rate can be a few hours old, and each row shows when its source last updated it. If DolarApi can't be reached, the page says so instead of showing an old number.
Questions
Which dollar should I look at?
It depends on what you are doing. Official is the retail rate at banks, card is for paying in dollars with a card, MEP and CCL come from trading bonds or stocks, and blue is the informal market. Check the rate your bank, shop or card uses before you convert.
What is the difference between MEP and CCL?
Both come from buying a bond or stock with pesos and selling it for dollars. With MEP the dollars stay in Argentina, and with CCL they go to an account abroad.
Why is the card dollar higher than the official one?
Because it adds the taxes charged on card purchases in dollars to the official rate.
Can Outlayr log my spending in pesos and dollars?
Yes. Outlayr is a multi-currency expense tracker that keeps the rate it used next to every entry. Choose My rate and type the rate you actually got, such as the blue or MEP rate you paid, and the entry keeps it.
Is what I type saved?
No. The math runs in your browser, and nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere.
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