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MYR to PKR — Malaysian Ringgit to Rupee

Quick answer

As of 9 hr ago, 1 MYR = Rs 67.74 at the interbank rate. In the open market a money changer typically quotes around Rs 68.4. 1 PKR = 0.0148 MYR.

🕐 Updated 9 hr ago·Source: Live interbank exchange-rate feed·open-market = estimate
Interbank rate
Rs 67.74
bank/market reference
Open-market (est.)
≈ Rs 68.42
money-changer, incl. ~1% margin
Inverse
1 PKR = 0.0148
RM per rupee
Change (9d)
−Rs 0.09
vs. start of period
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1 MYR = Rs 67.74 · type in either box
MYR/PKR trend · 3 months
▲ Rs 0.06 (+0.09% in 3mo)
market close
69696868684 Aug3 Sep7 Oct

Daily market close, past ~3 months. Source: Yahoo Finance (MYRPKR).

MYR → PKR
MYRPakistani Rupees
1 MYRRs 68
5 MYRRs 339
10 MYRRs 677
25 MYRRs 1,693
50 MYRRs 3,387
100 MYRRs 6,774
500 MYRRs 33,870
1,000 MYRRs 67,740
5,000 MYRRs 338,699
10,000 MYRRs 677,398
PKR → MYR
PKRMalaysian Ringgit
Rs 100RM 1.48
Rs 500RM 7.38
Rs 1,000RM 14.76
Rs 5,000RM 73.81
Rs 10,000RM 148
Rs 25,000RM 369
Rs 50,000RM 738
Rs 100,000RM 1,476
1 MYR in other currencies
USD$ 0.2448
EUR€ 0.2175
GBP£ 0.1846
SARSAR 0.9179
AEDAED 0.8989
INR₹ 23.61
Rs PKR67.74

Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) to Pakistani Rupee today

Right now 1 MYR = Rs 67.74 at the interbank/market reference rate, updated hourly from a live exchange-rate feed. The MYR is a South-East Asian currency. Use the converter above to turn any amount of Malaysian Ringgit into rupees — or rupees back into MYR.

Interbank vs open-market rate

The interbank rate (Rs 67.74) is the wholesale rate at which banks trade MYR. The open-market rate — what a money changer or currency dealer in the bazaar quotes you — is usually a little higher because it includes their buying/selling margin. As a rough guide it runs around Rs 68.4 for MYR, but the exact figure changes through the day; always confirm the day's buying and selling rate with your dealer before exchanging.

Sending MYR to Pakistan from Malaysia

The MYR is one of the currencies most sent home by overseas Pakistanis. To get the most rupees for your remittance, compare the rate and the fee across three channels: your bank, a licensed exchange company or money-transfer service (Western Union, Ria, Wise), and the Roshan Digital Account (RDA) for non-resident Pakistanis. Formal channels usually give a rate close to interbank and are safer than informal hundi/hawala. Sending when the rupee is weaker (a higher MYR→PKR number) means more rupees for the same MYR.

What moves the MYR–rupee rate

Against every foreign currency, the rupee is driven by Pakistan's foreign-exchange reserves, the trade and current-account balance, remittances from overseas Pakistanis, IMF and other inflows, inflation and State Bank of Pakistan policy. When reserves fall or imports outpace exports, the rupee tends to weaken — so it takes more rupees to buy one MYR.

How to get the best MYR rate

Compare the buying/selling spread at two or three dealers, avoid airport and hotel counters (worst rates), watch the trend before a large exchange, and for transfers factor in the fee — a "zero-fee" service with a poor rate can cost more than a small flat fee at a good rate. For amounts above a few hundred MYR, even a rupee of difference per unit adds up.

Is this rate accurate?

Yes — it is a live market reference refreshed hourly, and it is the same interbank rate quoted on financial dashboards. It is not the exact counter rate at any one money changer, which varies by dealer, location and the moment you transact. Treat the figure here as the benchmark and confirm the day's counter rate locally.

Where to exchange or send MYR
ChannelRate vs interbankBest for
BankClose, small marginSafe, documented large transfers
Exchange companyOpen-market, competitiveCash exchange, quick remittance
Roshan Digital AccountNear interbankNon-resident Pakistanis sending home
Wise / onlineMid-market + low feeTransparent overseas transfers

General guidance, not an endorsement. Always compare the live rate and fee before you transact.

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Frequently asked questions

What is MYR to PKR today?

1 MYR (Malaysian Ringgit) is about Rs 67.74 today at the interbank/market reference rate, updated hourly. In the open market a money changer typically quotes around Rs 68.4, including their margin.

How much is 100 MYR in Pakistani Rupees?

At the current rate, 100 MYR is about Rs 6,774, and 1,000 MYR is about Rs 67,740. Use the converter above for any exact amount.

How much is 10,000 PKR in MYR?

10,000 Pakistani Rupees is about 147.62 MYR at today's rate. The PKR → MYR table above lists more amounts.

What is the difference between the interbank and open-market rate?

The interbank rate (Rs 67.74) is the wholesale rate banks trade at and the reference shown here. The open-market rate is what money changers offer the public and includes their buying/selling margin, so it is usually a little higher.

What is the best way to send MYR to Pakistan?

Compare the rate and fee across your bank, a licensed exchange company or money-transfer service, and the Roshan Digital Account for non-resident Pakistanis. Formal channels are safer than informal hundi/hawala and usually give a rate close to interbank.

What makes the Pakistani Rupee go up or down?

The rupee is driven by foreign-exchange reserves, the trade balance, remittances, IMF and other inflows, inflation and State Bank of Pakistan policy. Falling reserves or rising imports usually weaken the rupee.

How often is the MYR to PKR rate updated?

We refresh the rate hourly from a live exchange-rate feed, and a MYR/PKR trend chart builds up over time from those readings.