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Somoni to UZS rate in Uzbekistan banks

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Today the best place to buy TJS is Business Development Bank at 1 450 UZS, and to sell it — Business Development Bank at 1 150 UZS. At bank cash desks the somoni sell rate ranges from 1 450 to 1 450 UZS, the buy rate from 1 150 to 1 150 UZS.

The official CB rate on 21.10.2026 is 1 303.56 UZS. The average bank sell rate is 1 450 UZS (+11.23% vs the CB rate), the average spread is 300 UZS.

Rates in the tables: cash desk — 1 bank. Rates older than 48 hours are marked as stale and are not counted among the best.

CB rate: 1 303.56 UZS · 21.10.2026

Best rates are highlighted: the bank that buys highest and sells lowest.

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Currency calculator — converter to UZS

= UZS
Buy at a bank for
145 000 Business Development Bank
Sell at a bank for
115 000 Business Development Bank
At the CB rate
130 356

Calculated at the best cash-desk rates of banks; the bank is shown next to the amount. Check fees and the rate at a specific office with the bank.

Cash desk

Bank Buy Sell Spread vs CB rate Updated
Business Development Bank 1 150 1 450 300 — 21.10.2026 10:56

Central bank rate, last 30 days

Over the week the CB rate rose by 8.63 UZS (+0.67%); over the month it rose by 23.36 UZS (+1.82%).

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How to exchange TJS at a good rate

Frequently asked questions

Where is it cheapest to buy TJS in Uzbekistan today?

Business Development Bank sells TJS cheapest at the cash desk: 1 450 UZS per unit. Data updated 21.10.2026 10:56.

Where is it best to sell TJS?

Business Development Bank buys TJS at the highest price at the cash desk: 1 150 UZS per unit. Data updated 21.10.2026 10:56.

What is the official somoni rate of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan?

1 303.56 UZS per unit as of 21.10.2026. Banks set their own buy and sell rates, which differ from the CB rate.

How do cash desk, ATM and app rates differ?

One bank can set different rates per channel: at the cash desk, for ATM operations and in the mobile app. The site shows them in separate tables; a dash means the bank does not quote the currency in that channel.

How often are the rates updated?

Several times a day: data comes from public pages of banks and the CB. The update time is shown on the page and stale rates are marked. The rate at the counter may differ — check with the bank.