1 USD to INR - United States Dollar to Indian Rupee

USD - United States Dollar
INR - Indian Rupee

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1 USD = 0.00 INR| 1 INR = 0.00 USD

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    Common Denominations

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    INR

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    USD

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    About USD and INR currencies

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    USD

    (United States)

    The currency code for the United States dollar is USD, and the symbol is $. The silver dollar has two nicknames, the “Ferris wheel” and the “cart-wheel”.

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    INR

    (India)

    The currency code for the Indian rupee is INR, and the symbol is ₹. The highest denomination to ever circulate has been ₹10,000.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is currency?
    Currency is a medium of exchange for goods and services replacing the older barter system. In the older times, the exchange between goods and services had no proper foundation for valuing the traded goods and services. It is essentially money issued by the government and is an acceptable form of payment. The modern currency comprises paper and metals in the form of bills and coins. On their own, they are insignificant. The issuing authority and institutions that accept it provide the value; hence it is considered more stable. Countries have developed their currencies over the years based on their standard of living and cost of living.
    How does this currency converter work?
    ClearTax currency converter will convert between all major currencies using the live exchange rate. With this converter, you can easily convert around 160 world currencies.For converting, simply enter the desired amount and select the source, destination currencies. The tool will automatically show you the converted amount and the historical exchange rate chart for the selected currency pair.
    What is currency conversion rate?
    Conversion rate is the ratio between two currencies defining the value of one currency to the other. It is useful in foreign exchange markets for trading purposes, hence why it often fluctuate The supply and demand of the currency dictate the conversion rate. That is why institutions such as the governments or the central banks implement policies to inflate or deflate the rates by increasing or decreasing the country's money supply.
    What is exchange rate?
    The exchange rate is the cost of exchanging one currency for another. The rates are generally fluctuating due to economic and political factors. Economic factors are the economic policies implemented, trade balances, economic growth projects, and inflation. Political factors include how politically stable the region is to determine whether it is safe to trade or not.
    Why do currency conversion rates differ between countries?
    The currency conversion rates between countries differ because the rates can be floating or fixed. The fixed exchange rate is fixed with another currency. In contrast, the floating exchange rate is calculated based on supply and demand and macroeconomic factors. It depends on the country's government to follow which system suits them best. Then the monetary policies implemented dictate the conversion rate.
    Why ClearTax Currency Converter?
    ClearTax Currency Converter calculator is an easy-to-use and fast calculator. It can show you the real time currency conversion rates of over 160 commonly circulating world currencies. The supported currencies include INR, US dollar, Euro, AED, CAD, Japanese Yen, etc. ClearTax currency converter also provides historic exchange rates data with graphs for all the supported currencies.
    Which currencies can I convert with the ClearTax currency converter?
    The ClearTax currency converter offers over 160 most commonly circulated currencies over the world such as Indian Rupee (INR), US Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), Pound (GBP), Canadian dollar (CAD), Emirati Dirham (AED), Yen (JPY), Australian Dollar (AUD), etc.
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