—— ARS / USD

Exchange rate Argentine peso to US dollars

0.000669USD
1 ARS =
Down 0.54% from yesterdayUpdated on August 04, 2026

The ARS lost ground to the USD over the last 90 days: peaked at 0.000722 USD on May 13 and trades at 0.000669 USD today.

—— Converter
—— Conversion table

How much is it?

How much each amount of Argentine pesos converts to in US dollars at today's rate.

ARSUSD
1 ARS0.000669 USD
5 ARS0.003347 USD
10 ARS0.006693 USD
50 ARS0.033467 USD
100 ARS0.066935 USD
500 ARS0.334673 USD
1,000 ARS0.669346 USD
5,000 ARS3.3467 USD
10,000 ARS6.6935 USD
—— History

ARSUSD

Min
0.000667
Avg
0.000690
Max
0.000722
—— Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

How many dollars is 1 Argentine peso?

The ARS → USD rate above reflects the inverse of the official wholesale dollar. Due to Argentine FX restrictions, this number is very different from the blue, MEP or CCL dollar — always confirm which rate applies to the channel you'll actually use.

Why is the Argentine peso worth so little?

Argentina has had high annualized inflation sustained over years, eroding the peso's purchasing power. Without free dollar access and with persistent monetary issuance, the peso loses value month by month. That's why many Argentines measure savings and net worth directly in dollars.

How do I convert pesos to dollars legally?

The official USD 200 monthly cap (when enabled) carries surcharges that make it expensive. MEP and CCL operate via bonds in a brokerage account, are legal, and often trade close to the blue. The blue is informal and lacks legal backing. Each channel has its own rules and costs.

How do I record net worth split between pesos and dollars?

In Monarka you set up a vault with separate ARS and USD accounts and the app shows consolidated net worth. The conversion uses the official rate from this page — if you want to track with MEP or blue, you can manually adjust the rate in currency settings.

Track money across currencies

Monarka records expenses in USD, savings in guaraníes, income in reais — and shows it all consolidated in whatever currency you pick. Automatic rates included.