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USD to CNY exchange rate

US Dollar to Chinese Yuan currency converter at the live mid-market rate.

Reference rate (mid-market)

1 USD = 6.7248 CNY

1 CNY = 0.1487 USD

Rate as of . Market reference rate, updated about every 30 minutes.

Reference rate only. MigraPay does not currently support sending US Dollar (USD) to Chinese Yuan (CNY). The rate above is the mid-market rate for comparison; it is not a MigraPay quote.

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USD to CNY conversion tables

Popular amounts at today's rate, in both directions.

US Dollar to Chinese Yuan
USDCNY
1 USD6.7248 CNY
5 USD33.6241 CNY
10 USD67.2482 CNY
20 USD134.5 CNY
50 USD336.24 CNY
100 USD672.48 CNY
200 USD1,344.96 CNY
500 USD3,362.41 CNY
1,000 USD6,724.82 CNY
2,000 USD13,449.64 CNY
5,000 USD33,624.11 CNY
10,000 USD67,248.22 CNY
Chinese Yuan to US Dollar
CNYUSD
1 CNY0.1487 USD
5 CNY0.7435 USD
10 CNY1.487 USD
20 CNY2.9741 USD
50 CNY7.4351 USD
100 CNY14.8703 USD
200 CNY29.7406 USD
500 CNY74.3514 USD
1,000 CNY148.7 USD
2,000 CNY297.41 USD
5,000 CNY743.51 USD
10,000 CNY1,487.03 USD

USD to CNY exchange rate history

Market rate over time, with the high, low and average for any period you pick.

About the US Dollar and the Chinese Yuan

About the US Dollar (USD)

Symbol
$
Issued by
US Federal Reserve
Used in
United States, and as a reserve currency worldwide
Subunit
100 cents

The US dollar is the world’s primary reserve currency and the base against which most other currencies are quoted. Many African and Latin American rates are effectively set through the dollar, so USD moves ripple into every corridor MigraPay serves.

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Why the USD to CNY rate changes

The US Dollar to Chinese Yuan exchange rate is not fixed. It moves with supply and demand for each currency, interest-rate decisions by the central banks that issue them, inflation, commodity prices and the general appetite for risk in global markets. Most emerging-market currencies are priced through the US dollar, so a strong or weak dollar day usually shows up in the USD to CNY rate too.

The rate on this page is the mid-market rate: the midpoint between buy and sell prices on the global market, updated about every 30 minutes. Banks and transfer services add a spread and fees on top, so the USD to CNY rate you are offered will usually be lower than the figure here. Use it as the benchmark to judge any quote.

USD to CNY FAQ

What is the USD to CNY exchange rate today?

1 US Dollar (USD) is 6.7248 Chinese Yuan (CNY), as of 11 Sept 2026, 18:12 UTC. This is the mid-market reference rate, updated about every 30 minutes.

How much is 100 USD in Chinese Yuan?

100 USD is 672.48 CNY at the mid-market rate. See the 100 USD to CNY page for more amounts.

How much is 1,000 USD in CNY?

1,000 USD converts to 6,724.82 CNY at the mid-market rate. See the 1,000 USD to CNY page for more amounts.

How much is 2,000 USD in Chinese Yuan?

2,000 USD is 13,449.64 CNY at the mid-market rate. See the 2,000 USD to CNY page for more amounts.

How much is 100 CNY in USD?

100 CNY converts to 14.8703 USD at the mid-market rate.

Can I send USD to CNY with MigraPay?

Not yet. MigraPay currently sends from Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and the euro area to Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and other destinations, plus USDT and USDC wallets. This page is a reference rate for US Dollar to Chinese Yuan only.

Is the USD to CNY rate the same as the mid-market rate?

Yes. It is the wholesale rate between USD and CNY on the global market. Banks and transfer services add a spread and fees on top, so the rate you are offered will usually be lower.

How often is this exchange rate updated?

About every 30 minutes, from a global market-data provider. The history chart below shows the daily closing rate for the period you pick.

Rates are mid-market reference rates for information only and are not a quote or an offer to transact.