Brazilian Real Exchange Rate at Turkish Banks

Cheapest to buy10.1351 TLDenizBank
Best to sell9.8506 TLDenizBank
Last read: October 26 at 12:25 (Istanbul time)

Bank rates

BankBuyingSellingSpread %Channel
DenizBank9.850610.13512.89Indicative rate

Buying: what the bank pays you · Selling: what you pay the bank · TRY per unit

Amount calculator

BankWhat you pay when you buy (TRY)What you get when you sell (TRY)
DenizBank1,013.51985.06

Compare by amount

What you pay when you buy (TRY)
AmountDenizBank
1 BRL10.14
10 BRL101.35
100 BRL1,013.51
1,000 BRL10,135.10
What you get when you sell (TRY)
AmountDenizBank
1 BRL9.85
10 BRL98.51
100 BRL985.06
1,000 BRL9,850.60

Frequently asked questions

Which bank has the cheapest brazilian real?
Right now the cheapest place to buy brazilian real is DenizBank at 10.1351 TRY. In order: DenizBank 10.1351 TRY.
Which bank pays the most when I sell brazilian real?
Right now DenizBank pays the highest buying rate for brazilian real: 9.8506 TRY. In order: DenizBank 9.8506 TRY.
How many Turkish lira is 1 brazilian real?
At the banks the buying rate (what the bank pays you) is 9.8506 TRY and the selling rate (what you pay the bank) 10.1351 TRY.
Why are the buying and selling rates different?
A bank buys brazilian real at a lower rate and sells it at a higher one; the difference is its spread. Right now the spread is about 2.8880% depending on the bank.
How often are these rates updated?
ServiceBox reads the banks' public rate pages every 5 minutes on weekdays and hourly otherwise. Last read: October 26 at 12:25 (Istanbul time). Rates are informational; the binding price is the one in the bank's own channel.

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Other currencies

Rates are read from the banks' public rate pages at the times we use; informational only, the binding price is in the bank's own channel. TCMB's indicative rate comes from the central bank's daily bulletin.