The ZiG is now the official currency of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) Exchange Rates on Friday, 26 July 2024
Rate | Value |
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1 USD to ZiG | 13.7821 ZiG |
1 ZiG to USD | US$0.0726Official |
Maximum Rate Businesses Can Use | 14.1267 ZiG |
1 USD to ZiG Lowest Informal Sector Rate | 14.0000 ZiG |
1 USD to ZiG Highest Informal Sector Rate | 20.0000 ZiG |
1 ZiG to ZWL | ZWL$2498.7242 |
1 USD to ZiG Cash rate | 14.0000 ZiG |
ZiG to South African Rand (ZAR) | R1.3283 |
1 South African Rand to ZiG | 0.7528 ZiG |
1 ZiG to Botswana Pula | P0.9883 |
1 Botswana Pula to ZiG | 1.0118 ZiG |
1 ZiG to Zambian Kwacha | ZMW1.8940 |
1 Zambian Kwacha to ZiG | 0.5280 ZiG |
1 ZiG to British Pound | £0.0564 |
1 British Pound to ZiG | 17.7278 ZiG |
1 Euro to ZiG | 14.9631 ZiG |
1 Japanese Yen to ZiG | 0.0897 ZiG |
1 Australian Dollar to ZiG | 9.0329 ZiG |
1 ZiG to Tanzanian Shillings | TSh195.1420 |
1 ZiG to Chinese Yuan | CN¥0.5258 |
1 New Zealand Dollar to ZiG | 8.1187 ZiG |
1 Nigerian Naira to ZiG | 0.0089 ZiG |
1 ZiG to Nigerian Naira | ₦112.9763 |
Last Updated on Friday 26 July 2024 at 08:50:26 Central Africa Time
- The ZiG is now the official currency of Zimbabwe. It replaced the ZWL on 5 April 2024
- Banks and businesses are required to start using and reporting in this currency. Prices in shops must now be in ZiG.
- The deadline for this conversation is Friday 12 April 2024
- The government is producing ZiG notes (cash) to replace bond notes. These notes will start circulating on 30 April 2024
- Members of the informal sector have started rejecting bond notes even though they are still legal tender until 26 April 2024
- Our site is about informing you about the latest prices we have never dealt with, are not dealing and will never involve ourselves in black market deals.
Convert Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) notes to USD on Friday, 26 July 2024
ZiG Note |
Equivalent Value in USD |
Equivalent Value in Rand (ZAR) |
Equivalent Value in GBP |
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1 ZiG | US$0.07 | R1.28 | £0.05 |
2 ZiG | US$0.15 | R2.75 | £0.12 |
5 ZiG | US$0.36 | R6.59 | £0.28 |
10 ZiG | US$0.73 | R13.36 | £0.57 |
20 ZiG | US$1.45 | R26.55 | £1.13 |
50 ZiG | US$3.63 | R66.45 | £2.82 |
100 ZiG | US$7.26 | R132.91 | £5.64 |
200 ZiG | US$14.51 | R265.64 | £11.28 |
Last updated Friday 26 July 2024 at 08:50:26 Central Africa Time
Convert US dollar notes to Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) on Friday, 26 July 2024
USD Note |
Equivalent Value in ZiG |
---|---|
US$1 Note | 13.78 ZiG |
US$2 Note | 27.56 ZiG |
US$5 Note | 68.91 ZiG |
US$10 Note | 137.82 ZiG |
US$20 Note | 275.64 ZiG |
US$50 Note | 689.11 ZiG |
US$100 Note | 1 378.21 ZiG |
Last updated Friday 26 July 2024 at 08:50:26 Central Africa Time
Something important to note
NB Our rates are there to help you navigate and make sense of prices offered in some shop. It should not be used as a guide to the black market. This should not be used as some magical guide to the world of illicit foreign currency trading. We are more interested in the prices of various items than anything else and will continue to focus on that aspect.
Other Things to note
- There is an undeniable link between prices in Zimbabwe and the black market exchange rates which a lot of businesses, including retailers and manufacturers use to compute their prices.
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