United Arab Emirates → Bangladesh
AED to BDT Exchange Rate Today
Convert UAE dirhams to Bangladeshi taka using the current indicative midpoint exchange rate.
Indicative midpoint exchange rate. Money transfer providers may use a different rate and charge fees.
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AED to BDT conversion table
| UAE dirhams | Bangladeshi taka |
|---|---|
| 100 AED | — |
| 500 AED | — |
| 1 000 AED | — |
| 5 000 AED | — |
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The conversion above is a reference conversion. The amount your recipient receives can differ because money transfer providers may use different exchange rates and charge fees.
Currency names
Do BDT, taka and Tk mean the same thing?
BDT is the currency code for the Bangladeshi taka. Amounts may also be written using Tk, such as Tk 1,000. Both refer to the same currency.
Source: Bangladesh Bank – Taka notes
Currency relationships
What affects the AED to BDT exchange rate?
The UAE dirham is pegged to the US dollar, while the Bangladeshi taka is not fixed to AED.
Bangladesh Bank states that the taka’s exchange rate against the US dollar is based on transactions in Bangladesh’s interbank foreign exchange market and is mainly influenced by market supply and demand.
Because AED is pegged to USD, changes in AED to BDT are closely connected to how the taka moves against the US dollar.
Sources: Central Bank of the UAE – Reserve management and Bangladesh Bank – Exchange Rate of Taka
Reference rate vs customer rate
The rate shown on this page is an indicative midpoint rate. The rate available through a bank, card issuer, exchange house or money transfer service may be different and may include additional charges.
Compare UAE to Bangladesh money transfers →AED to BDT FAQs
How much is 1 AED in BDT?
Based on the indicative midpoint rate shown on this page, 1 AED is approximately — BDT. The rate available for a currency exchange or money transfer may be different.
Do BDT, taka and Tk mean the same thing?
Yes. BDT is the currency code for the Bangladeshi taka, while Tk is a commonly used way of displaying taka amounts.
Why does the AED to BDT exchange rate change?
AED is pegged to the US dollar, while the taka is not fixed to AED. AED to BDT can therefore change as the taka moves against the US dollar.
Is the rate shown here the same as a customer exchange rate?
Not necessarily. The rate shown is an indicative midpoint rate. Banks, card issuers, exchange houses and money transfer services may use a different rate and may also charge fees.
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