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Convert COP to BRL

Colombian Peso to Brazilian Real · live mid-market rate

1 COP = 0.00157280 BRL —

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1 BRL = 635.8108 COP ·
1 COP = 0.00157280 BRL —
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COP to BRL conversion table

AmountConverts to
100 COP0.1573 BRL
500 COP0.7864 BRL
1,000 COP1.5728 BRL
5,000 COP7.8640 BRL
10,000 COP15.7280 BRL
50,000 COP78.6398 BRL
100,000 COP157.2795 BRL
1,000,000 COP1,572.80 BRL

BRL to COP conversion table

AmountConverts to
100 BRL63,581.08 COP
500 BRL317,905.38 COP
1,000 BRL635,810.76 COP
5,000 BRL3,179,053.80 COP
10,000 BRL6,358,107.59 COP
50,000 BRL31,790,537.97 COP
100,000 BRL63,581,075.95 COP
1,000,000 BRL635,810,759.49 COP
About this pair

COP/BRL: what to know

The COP/BRL rate shows how much BRL you get for 1 COP. Right now, 1 COP buys 0.00157280 BRL at the mid-market rate. In the other direction, 1 BRL is worth 635.8108 COP.

In the short term COP is driven mainly by oil and commodity prices, while BRL responds to commodity prices and central-bank policy.

The Colombian Peso (COP) is issued by Banco de la República. The 50,000-peso note features the writer Gabriel García Márquez. The Brazilian Real (BRL) is issued by Central Bank of Brazil. The real was introduced in 1994 to end hyperinflation; the plural is “reais”.

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