Iraqi Dinar to Toman today
The Iraqi Dinar to Toman rate is shown live at the top of this page. This page quotes the price of 100 dinars, since one dinar is worth less than one Toman. In Iran’s free market it is roughly the US dollar rate divided by the global USD/IQD rate. The dinar has no coins in use; pilgrims and traders mostly use 25,000 and 50,000 dinar notes.
Who buys Iraqi Dinar in Iran?
- Arbaeen and Atabat pilgrims.
- Exporters to Iraq, Iran’s largest non-oil export market.
- Drivers and traders in border towns.
What moves the rate
The Central Bank of Iraq sets the official rate, but the dollar trades higher in Iraq’s free market; in Iran demand and spreads jump during Arbaeen.
How EZRate calculates the rate
EZRate reads buy and sell messages of currency trading groups, removes outliers and publishes a weighted median; with too few sources the rate is computed as free-market USD ÷ USD/IQD.
100 Iraqi Dinar at a glance
- See the IQD to IRT live in the table and chart at the top of this page.
- For the Iraqi Dinar rate in Iran, check the live buy and sell rates above, refreshed every minute.
- The Iraqi Dinar free market price for past days is recorded in the daily history on this page.
To compare, see the live US Dollar, Euro, UAE Dirham rates as well; their moves usually affect the 100 Iraqi Dinar too.
How to read the rates on this page
At the top you see the buy and sell rate of the 100 Iraqi Dinar. Buy is what traders pay you for it and sell is what they charge you; the gap (spread) shows how calm or volatile the market is. Next to each rate the update time and the number of live sources are shown, so you know how many real sources the number comes from.