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Convert USD to PHP

US Dollar to Philippine Peso · live mid-market rate

1 USD = 63.9015 PHP —

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1 PHP = 0.0156 USD ·
1 USD = 63.9015 PHP —
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USD to PHP conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 USD63.9015 PHP
5 USD319.5074 PHP
10 USD639.0148 PHP
25 USD1,597.54 PHP
50 USD3,195.07 PHP
100 USD6,390.15 PHP
250 USD15,975.37 PHP
500 USD31,950.74 PHP
1,000 USD63,901.48 PHP
5,000 USD319,507.40 PHP

PHP to USD conversion table

AmountConverts to
1 PHP0.0156 USD
5 PHP0.0782 USD
10 PHP0.1565 USD
25 PHP0.3912 USD
50 PHP0.7825 USD
100 PHP1.5649 USD
250 PHP3.9123 USD
500 PHP7.8245 USD
1,000 PHP15.6491 USD
5,000 PHP78.2455 USD
About this pair

USD/PHP: what to know

The USD/PHP rate shows how much PHP you get for 1 USD. Right now, 1 USD buys 63.9015 PHP at the mid-market rate. In the other direction, 1 PHP is worth 0.0156 USD.

In the short term USD is driven mainly by Fed policy, US growth and global risk appetite, while PHP responds to overseas remittances and trade flows.

The US Dollar (USD) is issued by Federal Reserve (Fed). Most of the world’s central-bank reserves are held in US dollars. The Philippine Peso (PHP) is issued by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. The Philippines is the only Asian country with a currency called the “peso” — a legacy of Spanish rule.

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