Dollar price in Peru, Thursday, July 23: how much the exchange rate closed today

• SBS – Exchange rate at mid-week closing due to holiday, Wednesday, July 22.

• BCRP – Exchange rate at mid-week closing due to holiday, Wednesday, July 22.

• This is the exchange rate quote report released by the BCRP on its last day, Wednesday, July 22.

Foreign Exchange Market Information at 13:30 on Wednesday, July 22:

• At what price did the dollar close on Thursday, July 23?

• The price of the dollar in the country closed on Thursday, July 23, at S/ 3.4010, according to the weighted average exchange rate of the professional market published by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP). Likewise, the average quotation of the financial system was S/ 3.398 for buying and S/ 3.404 for selling, according to the Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and AFPs (SBS). 

• The interbank exchange rate remained around S/ 3.40 during the day, reflecting the stability shown by the Peruvian foreign exchange market in recent sessions, according to information released by the BCRP. 

OCOÑA DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.380

• Sell: 3.410

SUNAT DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.398

• Sell: 3.404

BANCO PICHINCHA DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.493

• Sell: 3.569

SCOTIABANK DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.519

• Sell: 3.558

INTERBANK DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.493

• Sell: 3.576

BANCO DE LA NACIÓN DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.480

• Sell: 3.600

BCP DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.525

• Sell: 3.540

BBVA DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Thursday, July 23, 2026

• Buy: 3.468

• Sell: 3.608

If you’re looking for a good exchange rate, waking up early pays off. Between 9:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. is the best time: prices have already stabilized and there’s still movement. In the afternoon, the dollar gets capricious and you might not get such a good deal.

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Do you prefer money changers? 

Pay close attention: they must have an official vest and identification. Do it in supervised places or in front of banks. Carry small bills, count calmly, and check the banknotes carefully, as the cashier won’t forgive even a tear later.

Pro tip: Check the exchange rate on apps like Dólar Perú or Google. A few cents make a difference. You can also activate alerts to notify you when the dollar is at its ideal point. Technology to the rescue.

Are you going to exchange a lot? 

Don’t do it all at once. Divide it into parts and take advantage of good days. This strategy, called “cost averaging,” protects you if the dollar drops right after. Better little by little than all at once and without a chance.

Where to exchange?

Banks offer security, but the exchange rate isn’t as good. Exchange houses and online platforms like Kambista or Rextie are the smart move: fast, easy, and with a better rate. Just make sure they are reliable.

In Peru, the dollar is like a silent protagonist: always present, always changing. Its value rises and falls depending on what happens in the world and at home. The BCRP sometimes enters the game to calm the waves and prevent it from soaring or sinking too much.

• At what price did the dollar close this Wednesday, July 22?
• The price of the dollar in the country closed on Wednesday, July 22, at 3.4020, (with an opening of 3.3980, as announced by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).

• The interbank exchange rate closed with an average value of 3.4010 , with a maximum of 3.4030 and a minimum of 3.3970 .

• What is the Ocoña dollar?

The Ocoña dollar is the “street dollar,” meaning the informal exchange rate, the one bought and sold in the parallel market or exchange houses. Jirón Ocoña and the “Ocoña dollar” are still valid as a reference for the parallel market for buying and selling dollars.

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Source: BBVA

• Where to see the dollar price?

The official closing quote of the day can be found on the website of the Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and AFPs (SBS).

• What is the difference between the dollar’s buy and sell price?

• Buy price: what the buyer is willing to pay to acquire the asset.

• Sell price: what the seller is willing to receive for selling the asset.

• What does the dollar price depend on?

It depends on market supply and demand. How difficult it is for someone who needs it to get it, and how easy it is for someone who has it to sell it.

Check the buy and sell quote for the dollar in the country this Thursday, July 23

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• Dollar price in Peru: exchange rate for Wednesday, July 22