Latest AED to PKR Prices in Open Market & Interbank — Slight Movements Noted
The UAE Dirham (AED) continues to trade in a fairly stable range against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in February 2026. Since the Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar at about 3.6725 AED = 1 USD, its exchange rate against PKR largely follows the USD‑PKR movement. Small fluctuations are normal as global and local demand shift slightly.
According to today’s live market data:
✔ 1 AED ≈ 76.13 – 76.18 PKR (interbank / mid‑market rate). This is the benchmark rate used by financial platforms.
These mid‑market figures are updated hourly and serve as a reference point for currency conversion before dealer charges or market premiums are added.
Latest AED to PKR Exchange Rates (February 12, 2026 – Approximate Live)
Interbank / Mid‑Market Rate
This is the fair value rate often used by banks and major currency platforms:
| Rate Type | Approximate Value |
|---|---|
| 1 AED (Mid‑Market) | 76.13 – 76.18 PKR |
These values represent the midpoint between buy and sell rates in the global forex market — ideal for remittances and online transactions.
Actual Conversion Examples (Today)
Using the current live rate:
| AED | PKR Equivalent (Approx) |
|---|---|
| 1 AED | ~76.13 – 76.18 PKR |
| 5 AED | ~380.65 – 380.90 PKR |
| 10 AED | ~761.30 – 761.80 PKR |
| 50 AED | ~3,806.50 – 3,809.00 PKR |
| 100 AED | ~7,613.00 – 7,618.00 PKR |
| 500 AED | ~38,065.00 – 38,090.00 PKR |
These conversions are based on mid‑market rates — actual bank or exchanger rates may vary slightly due to fees and market premiums.
Trend Overview: AED/PKR in Early 2026
Recent patterns in the AED to PKR market show that the rate has mostly remained stable with slight fluctuations:
- Early February 2026: Rates around 76.10 – 76.30 PKR per AED.
- January 2026: AED/PKR mostly stayed near ~76.19 PKR.
- 2025 levels: The rate has remained in a close range, generally between ~75.90 and ~77.00 PKR, showing consistency with USD‑PKR trends.
Overall, the AED/PKR pair exhibits limited volatility — a pattern expected because the Dirham’s peg to the US dollar helps stabilize its value. This tends to make the AED more predictable compared to other currencies.
Why the AED/PKR Rate Moves the Way It Does
1. Peg to US Dollar
The AED is fixed to the USD, which means the AED/PKR trend closely follows USD/PKR movements. Any strengthening or weakening of the dollar against the rupee directly influences the Dirham rate.
2. Remittances Demand
There are millions of Pakistanis living and working in the UAE. Regular remittance demand, especially around month‑ends or holidays, can slightly raise the open market selling rate when physical currency is exchanged locally.
3. Open Market Premium
Currency dealers often include markups in open market rates to cover risk and profit margin — which means buying and selling rates in local markets are usually a bit higher than mid‑market figures.
4. Global and Local Economic Conditions
Stable global markets and consistent remittance flows tend to reduce volatility, helping keep the AED/PKR rate near a narrow range.
Tips for Exchanging AED to PKR (Especially for UAE Expats / Senders)
✔ Use Online or Bank Transfers for Better Value
For remittances from UAE to Pakistan, using banks or online money transfer services (like Wise) often gets you closer to interbank/mid‑market rates compared to open market cash exchanges.
✔ Compare Open Market Rates Before Selling AED
If exchanging physical UAE Dirhams in Pakistan, compare rates at different forex dealers — there can be slight differences in buy/sell rates within the open market.
✔ Track Rates Before Large Transactions
Exchange rates update frequently. Checking a reliable currency tracker before making transfers or cash exchanges helps ensure you get the best price.
Conclusion
As of February 12, 2026, the UAE Dirham (AED) to Pakistani Rupee (PKR) exchange rate remains steady at around 76.13 – 76.18 PKR per AED in interbank/mid‑market figures.
- This level reflects stability tied to the AED’s peg with the USD.
- The rate has shown only minor fluctuations in recent weeks.
- For practical conversions, the open market rates may be slightly higher due to dealer margins.
Whether you’re sending remittances, planning a UAE trip, or handling personal finances, it’s important to check live rates before making any transactions as exchange rates can change hourly.
