Afghan Afghani to Indian Rupee Conversion

  Today's AFN Price to the Indian Rupee is 1 AFN = 1.2689 INR

Updated On - 05 Sep 2025
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Afghan Afghani

The Afghan Afghani (AFN) is the official currency of Afghanistan. The currency was introduced in 1923, replacing the Afghan rupee. The currency was reformed in 2002 to decrease inflation. The new Afghan Afghani currency is a floating currency. The currency is managed by the Central Bank of Afghanistan, known as Da Afghanistan Bank.

Indian Rupee

The Indian rupee is the official currency of India. It is represented by the ISO code INR. The Indian rupee is issued by the Reserve Bank of India. The Indian currency system consists of currency notes and coins. The Indian government co-ordinates with the RBI to design the banknotes and decides on various denominations of banknotes to be issued. Following the demonetisation in 2016, new notes of 500 and 200 were introduced, while the1000 notes were withdrawn. The Indian rupee is a stable currency and is widely used.

Currency Exchange Rate (AFN to INR) - Last 10 Days

Date

1 AFN to INR

04-Sep-2025

1.2689

03-Sep-2025

1.2675

02-Sep-2025

1.2668

01-Sep-2025

1.2863

31-Aug-2025

1.2903

30-Aug-2025

1.2692

29-Aug-2025

1.2692

28-Aug-2025

1.2337

27-Aug-2025

1.2346

26-Aug-2025

1.2338

Afghan Afghani and Indian Rupee

The conversion rate between the Afghan Afghani and the Indian rupee as of June 2025 is 1 AFN= Rs.1.23 INR. The table below demonstrates the rates:

AFN

INR (₹)

1 AFN

1.26

5 AFN

6.30

10 AFN

12.60

25 AFN

31.50

50 AFN

63.00

75 AFN

94.50

100 AFN

126.00

Indian Rupee to Afghan Afghani conversion:

INR (₹)

AFN

1 INR

0.79 AFN

5 INR

3.97 AFN

10 INR

7.94 AFN

25 INR

19.84 AFN

50 INR

39.68 AFN

75 INR

59.52 AFN

100 INR

79.37 AFN

Importance of Currency Conversion: Indian Rupee and Afghan Afghani

In the present scenario, awareness of currency conversion has become increasingly important. Whether you travel abroad or are in trade or transferring funds abroad, it is essential to know the basics of currency conversions and the rates. Listed below are the major advantages of understanding what currency conversion is and how it works:

Primarily, understanding currency conversion rates allows you to make well-informed decisions. It helps one analyse and make wise decisions according to the market rate. You can use online converters to see and compare the currency rates and make a trade or foreign transactions when it is favourable for you. Another advantage is that if you keep yourself updated with the latest currency rate, you can spot unofficial outlets that offer a wildly different rate from the actual one. You will be less likely to be overcharged or pay extra fees for foreign fund transfers.

Drawbacks of AFN and NRI Conversion

The Afghan Afghani is considered an unstable currency compared to the Indian Rupee. The volatile political environment, inflation, and the comparatively weaker economy add to making the Afghan Afghani a less desirable currency in the international market. There are also regulatory restrictions that make AFN and INR conversion difficult.

FAQs on Afghan Afghani to Indian Rupee Conversion

  • Where can I convert Indian rupees to Afghan Afghani?

    You can convert Indian rupees to Afghan Afghani through banks, money transfer apps, airports, and foreign exchange service providers.

  • Is the Afghan Afghani a strong currency in the foreign exchange market?

    The Afghan Afghani is generally considered an unstable currency due to the political conditions and economic instability in the country. However, in recent times, the strength of the Afghan currency has been improving.

  • Are there charges for converting Indian rupees to Afghan Afghanis and vice versa?

    Yes, there are charges involved in converting any currency into another. The charges include currency conversion fees, foreign transaction fees, GST, etc.

  • Can I convert Indian rupees to Afghan Afghani through local money exchangers?

    Yes, you can use the services of local money exchangers, but it is safer to use RBI- authorised exchange services like banks to reduce the risk of fraud.

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