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USDT premium report: November 2026

So far in November 2026, USDT cost the most over the official exchange rate in Argentine Peso (+6.98% on average) and the least in Euro (-5.40%). Across 27 currencies, the typical premium was +1.17%.

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Highest premium+6.98%Argentine Peso
Lowest premium-5.40%Euro
Typical premium+1.17%Median of 27 currencies
Above 3%5Currencies where USDT was expensive

Average premium by currency

How much more than the bank rate the best P2P offer cost, on average, each day of the month.

  1. ARS Argentine Peso+6.98%
  2. INR Indian Rupee+6.85%
  3. MAD Moroccan Dirham+4.26%
  4. GHS Ghanaian Cedi+3.38%
  5. TRY Turkish Lira+3.32%
  6. PKR Pakistani Rupee+2.60%
  7. BDT Bangladeshi Taka+2.57%
  8. LKR Sri Lankan Rupee+2.31%
  9. NGN Nigerian Naira+2.30%
  10. AUD Australian Dollar+1.96%
  11. UAH Ukrainian Hryvnia+1.70%
  12. ZAR South African Rand+1.52%
  13. KZT Kazakhstani Tenge+1.21%
  14. JPY Japanese Yen+1.17%
  15. VND Vietnamese Dong+1.13%
  16. SAR Saudi Riyal+0.56%
  17. EGP Egyptian Pound+0.26%
  18. BRL Brazilian Real+0.18%
  19. AED UAE Dirham+0.07%
  20. IDR Indonesian Rupiah+0.05%
  21. MXN Mexican Peso-0.01%
  22. PHP Philippine Peso-0.76%
  23. KES Kenyan Shilling-1.10%
  24. CAD Canadian Dollar-2.55%
  25. COP Colombian Peso-2.95%
  26. GBP British Pound-3.43%
  27. EUR Euro-5.40%

The month in brief

  • Rising: Indian Rupee (+7.09 pts), Saudi Riyal (+4.56 pts), Argentine Peso (+4.49 pts) compared with October 2026.
  • Falling: British Pound (-4.20 pts), Canadian Dollar (-2.61 pts), Colombian Peso (-1.24 pts).
  • 5 of 27 currencies averaged a premium of 3% or more, a common sign that dollars are hard to get through banks.

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#CurrencyAverageHighest dayLowest dayvs October 2026Days
1ARS Argentine Peso+6.98%+7.71% Nov 9+6.37% Nov 10+4.49 pts12
2INR Indian Rupee+6.85%+9.63% Nov 11+2.19% Nov 12+7.09 pts12
3MAD Moroccan Dirham+4.26%+7.68% Nov 9+0.67% Nov 1+3.60 pts12
4GHS Ghanaian Cedi+3.38%+3.69% Nov 12+3.07% Nov 5+0.20 pts12
5TRY Turkish Lira+3.32%+4.33% Nov 5+2.43% Nov 12+0.35 pts12
6PKR Pakistani Rupee+2.60%+2.94% Nov 10+1.94% Nov 6+0.31 pts12
7BDT Bangladeshi Taka+2.57%+3.21% Nov 9+1.83% Nov 12+0.29 pts12
8LKR Sri Lankan Rupee+2.31%+2.91% Nov 12+1.64% Nov 3+0.52 pts12
9NGN Nigerian Naira+2.30%+3.79% Nov 12+1.60% Nov 2+0.44 pts12
10AUD Australian Dollar+1.96%+4.02% Nov 2-0.17% Nov 1-0.73 pts12
11UAH Ukrainian Hryvnia+1.70%+2.91% Nov 7-0.40% Nov 4+1.32 pts12
12ZAR South African Rand+1.52%+3.80% Nov 10-0.21% Nov 7+0.45 pts12
13KZT Kazakhstani Tenge+1.21%+3.08% Nov 7-0.74% Nov 3+3.21 pts12
14JPY Japanese Yen+1.17%+5.38% Nov 2-1.58% Nov 12-0.62 pts12
15VND Vietnamese Dong+1.13%+1.57% Nov 7+0.69% Nov 11+1.09 pts12
16SAR Saudi Riyal+0.56%+1.60% Nov 40.00% Nov 5+4.56 pts12
17EGP Egyptian Pound+0.26%+2.57% Nov 8-1.75% Nov 4+0.62 pts12
18BRL Brazilian Real+0.18%+2.13% Nov 8-2.52% Nov 4+2.84 pts12
19AED UAE Dirham+0.07%+0.18% Nov 1-0.12% Nov 10+0.53 pts12
20IDR Indonesian Rupiah+0.05%+0.62% Nov 12-0.18% Nov 10+1.29 pts12
21MXN Mexican Peso-0.01%+1.21% Nov 3-0.72% Nov 2-0.15 pts12
22PHP Philippine Peso-0.76%+0.64% Nov 7-3.97% Nov 4+1.17 pts12
23KES Kenyan Shilling-1.10%-0.18% Nov 2-1.22% Nov 11+0.73 pts12
24CAD Canadian Dollar-2.55%+2.30% Nov 2-8.71% Nov 12-2.61 pts12
25COP Colombian Peso-2.95%-0.64% Nov 1-7.51% Nov 9-1.24 pts12
26GBP British Pound-3.43%+1.11% Nov 3-6.97% Nov 12-4.20 pts12
27EUR Euro-5.40%-0.45% Nov 2-8.88% Nov 12-0.24 pts12

Premium = the best P2P price to buy 1 USDT on Binance or Bybit, divided by the official exchange rate, minus 1, taken once a day. "pts" are percentage points. Currencies with fewer than 3 days of data that month are left out. See today's live numbers on the USDT premium map.

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What is the USDT premium?
It's how much more than the official bank rate people pay for 1 USDT on P2P markets. A high premium usually means dollars are hard to get through banks, so people pay extra for a digital dollar instead.
Why does it matter?
A rising premium is often an early sign of pressure on a currency, before it shows up in official numbers. A negative premium usually means more people are selling USDT than buying.
Can I use these numbers in an article?
Yes. The data is free to use with credit and a link to this page. Download the CSV for the full numbers, including each currency's highest and lowest day.