Moroccan dirham (MAD) exchange rates
Moroccan 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.
We don’t publish a reference rate for MAD yet: no official source we may republish covers it.
See the currencies we cover →About the Moroccan dirham
- ISO 4217 code
- MAD
- Numeric code
- 504
- Decimal places
- 2
- Symbol in common use
- د.م.
- Used in
- Morocco
- Issued by
- Bank Al-Maghrib
ISO codes and decimal places: ISO 4217 list, maintained by SIX.
MAD with TrillioniPay
You can hold MAD in your balance, convert it, and top it up by SWIFT with your payment reference.
Payments to suppliers in MAD go by SWIFT. Some destinations need supporting documents, such as an invoice.
Questions
- What is the currency code of the Moroccan dirham?
- Its ISO 4217 code is MAD, numeric code 504, with 2 decimal places. The symbol in common use is د.م.. It is issued by the Bank Al-Maghrib.
- Can I hold or pay in MAD with TrillioniPay?
- You can hold MAD in your balance, convert it, and top it up by SWIFT with your payment reference. Payments to suppliers in MAD go by SWIFT. Some destinations need supporting documents, such as an invoice.
- Where do the MAD rates on this page come from?
- We don’t publish a rate for MAD yet. We only show figures from official sources whose terms allow republishing, and none that covers MAD is switched on.
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.