The Equitas Bank exchange rate for money coming in today is 1 USD = ₹93.10, the TT buying rate on the sheet dated 5 Nov 2026 at 9:18 am IST.
The rates on this page refresh every working day from the bank's own rate sheet. The TT buying rate is the one that applies when money arrives from abroad.
These rates apply to transfers up to USD 5,000, GBP 3,000 or EUR 3,000.
₹93.10
₹95.76
5 Nov 2026, 9:18 am IST
Equitas Bank exchange rate today
The Equitas Bank forex rate list covers three currencies, as on its 4 Nov 2026 sheet at 9:19 am IST.
| Currency | Money coming in (TT buying) | Money going out (TT selling) |
|---|---|---|
| USD, US dollar | 93.10 | 95.76 |
| GBP, British pound | 125.16 | 129.79 |
| EUR, euro | 104.45 | 108.32 |
- Export payment: a client payment from abroad is converted at the TT buying rate. Our guide to the TT buying rate explains how it works.
- Sending money abroad: an outward transfer is priced at the TT selling rate, so each dollar costs more rupees.
- Cash or card: the sheet lists no cash note rates. For USD, the Equitas Bank forex card rates are ₹93.11 to cash out and ₹95.97 to add money to the card.
For the mid-market USD to INR rate without a bank margin, use our USD to INR converter.
Equitas Bank dollar rate over the last 10 working days
One row is added each working day, so you can see if today's rate is better or worse than last week.
| Date | Money coming in (₹ per USD) | Change from the day before |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Nov 2026 | 93.10 | -0.06 |
| 4 Nov 2026 | 93.16 | First saved day |
How many rupees you get for a USD payment at Equitas
The calculator below compares Xflow's live rate with a typical bank rate, not the Equitas Bank exchange rate, so use the table above for Equitas's numbers.
USD payment: typical bank rate vs Xflow
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Equitas charges on money received from abroad
Equitas lists these charges in its schedule for cross-border remittances under a current account.
| Charge | Amount (excl. GST) |
|---|---|
| Inward remittance | Nil |
| FIRC/FIRA | See the bank's schedule |
| Outward remittance (for reference) | ₹500 plus correspondent bank charges, up to ₹1,000 |
| SWIFT charge on outward (for reference) | ₹500 |
Bank charges are shown before GST. GST can also apply to the currency conversion itself, worked out on the amount you convert under the GST valuation rules, so ask the bank how it bills this on your credit.
Which Equitas rate applies to you
- Getting paid for exports or freelance work: TT buying rate.
- Sending money abroad for fees, family or suppliers: TT selling rate.
- Forex card: Equitas lists a USD forex card rate on its sheet, separate from the TT rates.
- Cash: The sheet does not list cash note rates, so ask a branch.
Getting paid from abroad? See the rate before you convert
Equitas vs Xflow for money coming in
Both can turn a payment from abroad into rupees in an Indian account. The difference is in the rate used (the Equitas Bank exchange rate or the mid-market rate), the fee and how fast the money lands.
| What you compare | Equitas | Xflow |
|---|---|---|
| Rate used | Equitas TT buying rate (₹93.16 on 4 Nov 2026) | Mid-market rate, with Xflow's fee charged as an FX mark-up |
| Fee on a USD 1,000 payment | Nil inward fee | Flat $12 on invoices up to $2,000, 0.6% above that |
| Payment certificate (FIRC/e-FIRA) | See the bank's schedule | e-FIRA included with every withdrawal, within one business day |
| When INR reaches you | Funds reaching the bank by 2 pm are processed the same day | Next business day |
Forex rates at other Indian banks
Check today's rates at the larger Indian banks too.
Frequently asked questions
Equitas publishes its card rates once a day and may revise them during the day when markets move. Today's sheet is dated 4 Nov 2026 at 9:19 am IST.
The TT buying rate, listed as T.T. Buying (Inw Rem). It sets how many rupees you get for each dollar.
Its current-account remittance schedule lists inward remittances as nil. GST and conversion costs can still apply.
Business receipts go through a current account, so check with the bank. The public NRI page covers only family, gift and salary transfers into an NRE account.
No. The bank calls its rates indicative, and the rate at the time of conversion applies.
USD, GBP and EUR. The rates apply up to USD 5,000, GBP 3,000 or EUR 3,000.
