The official dollar is available without restrictions in Argentine banks, though it still carries a 30% surcharge for card purchases abroad. Various exchange options, such as the blue, MEP, and CCL, are also accessible without limitations.
On Friday, January 30, 2026, dollar exchange rates in Argentina showed availability without currency restrictions for the official dollar in banks. Reports indicate it can be obtained freely, but a 30% surcharge remains for card expenditures on goods and services abroad.
Other options include the blue dollar, wholesale, MEP, CCL, and crypto, all listed without regulatory barriers by the Central Bank. These rates are updated daily and provide choices for those seeking foreign currency in the local market.
The details cover bank-by-bank quotations for the official and card dollar, offering a full view of the prevailing rates that day. No significant fluctuations or disruptive events are mentioned, with the focus on the accessibility of the exchange market.
