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UAE dirham (AED) exchange rates

UAE dirham rates against the euro, the dollar and our corridor currencies, with the facts behind the currency and what you can do with it at TrillioniPay.

Converted to4,174.53

1 EUR = 4.1745 AED

Calculated by us from official figures · 24 September 2026 · Source: ECB · CBUAE

A reference rate for information, not our quote and not a rate anyone deals at. The rate for a payment, with our margin, is shown before you confirm.

AED against other currencies

Reference figures as of 24 September 2026. EUR rates are the ECB’s, unchanged; other rows are calculated by us from them and, for pegged currencies, from the official parity. Source: ECB statistics.

About the UAE dirham

ISO 4217 code
AED
Numeric code
784
Decimal places
2
Symbol in common use
د.إ
Used in
United Arab Emirates
US-dollar peg
1 USD = 3.6725 AED since 1997 · Source: Central Bank of the UAE

ISO codes and decimal places: ISO 4217 list, maintained by SIX.

AED with TrillioniPay

You can hold AED in your balance, convert it, and top it up by SWIFT with your payment reference.

Payments to suppliers in AED go by SWIFT. Some destinations need supporting documents, such as an invoice.

All AED pairs

Questions

What is the currency code of the UAE dirham?
Its ISO 4217 code is AED, numeric code 784, with 2 decimal places. The symbol in common use is د.إ. It is issued by the Central Bank of the UAE.
Is the AED pegged to the US dollar?
Yes. The Central Bank of the UAE keeps an official parity of 1 USD = 3.6725 AED, in place since 1997. So its rate against the euro and other currencies moves with the US dollar.
Can I hold or pay in AED with TrillioniPay?
You can hold AED in your balance, convert it, and top it up by SWIFT with your payment reference. Payments to suppliers in AED go by SWIFT. Some destinations need supporting documents, such as an invoice.
Where do the AED rates on this page come from?
From the European Central Bank’s euro reference rates and, for dollar-pegged currencies, each central bank’s official parity. Figures published by a source are shown unchanged; anything we derive from them is labelled as calculated by us. They are reference rates, not our quote.

Disclaimer

Rates on this page are reference figures from official sources, or calculated by us from them, as of the date shown. They are for information only, are not an offer or a quote for any transaction, and are not investment, financial or tax advice. Past movements do not predict future ones. TrillioniPay shows the rate and fee for a payment before you confirm it.

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