- Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today, August 3, 2026
- The latest dollar to naira exchange rate for August 3, 2026
- With the official CBN rate and conversion table for $1, $100
The dollar to naira exchange rate remained a key focus for Nigerians, businesses and investors on Monday, August 3, 2026, amid continued monitoring of developments in the foreign exchange market.
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that according to the latest available data from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market rate was ₦1,368.22 to $1 based on the latest published rate dated July 31, 2026. The CBN describes its NFEM rate as the volume weighted average and the official exchange rate for the day.
Dollar to Naira Rate Today
| Currency | Buying Rate | Selling Rate |
|---|---|---|
| $1 USD | ₦1,368.22 | ₦1,368.22 |
| $5 USD | ₦6,841.11 | ₦6,841.11 |
| $10 USD | ₦13,682.23 | ₦13,682.23 |
| $50 USD | ₦68,411.16 | ₦68,411.16 |
| $100 USD | ₦136,822.32 | ₦136,822.32 |
| $500 USD | ₦684,111.60 | ₦684,111.60 |
| $1,000 USD | ₦1,368,223.20 | ₦1,368,223.20 |
Note: The figures above are calculated using the latest official CBN NFEM rate available. Actual bank, Bureau de Change and parallel market rates may differ.
The official rate represents the latest CBN published figure available for the foreign exchange market. Since exchange rates can change during trading sessions, Nigerians buying or selling dollars are advised to confirm the applicable rate with their bank or authorised foreign exchange dealer before completing transactions.
The naira’s performance against the US dollar continues to influence the prices of imported goods, international payments, travel expenses and other dollar linked transactions in Nigeria.
For individuals and businesses that require foreign currency, fluctuations in the exchange rate can affect the cost of imports and other international obligations.
The official exchange rate may also differ from rates offered by banks and other authorised market participants depending on transaction type and applicable charges.
