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FINANCEVELIX / FX REFERENCE

US Dollar / South Korean Won

Daily reference exchange rate, dated chart, recent changes and a guide to reading this currency pair.

Daily reference · not an executable quote
1 USD = 1,324.452783 KRWReference date:

Retrieved:

Change from previous publication

-0.014%Oct 22, 2026 → Oct 23, 2026

Last 30 calendar days

-2.995%Sep 23, 2026 → Oct 23, 2026

Available 90-day history

-9.908%Jul 27, 2026 → Oct 23, 2026

For information only. A bank or exchange may apply a different rate, spread, fixed fee or commission. The ECB discourages using these rates for transactions.

Published reference-rate history · USD/KRW

Available publication window: Jul 27, 2026 – Oct 23, 2026 · 65 Published observations

Published reference-rate history · USD/KRWThe chart joins successive published observations; the connecting line is not an intraday price feed.

The chart joins successive published observations; the connecting line is not an intraday price feed.

Lowest published cross-rate
1,324.452783 KRWOct 23, 2026
Highest published cross-rate
1,470.111511 KRWJul 27, 2026
Recent published observations
DateCross rate · USD/KRW
1,324.452783
1,324.631861
1,325.57415
1,327.837717
1,329.487751
1,332.098107
1,345.895789
1,336.793211
1,341.446192
1,333.091852

Reading this currency pair · USD/KRW

USD/KRW shows South Korean won for one US dollar. This page derives the rate from matching ECB won and dollar observations. A dollar expense is expressed in won by multiplying by USD/KRW; a won budget is expressed in dollars by dividing. Rounded won amounts and the unrounded cross rate can produce slightly different displayed totals.

Reproduce the latest calculation

Divide the target currency units per euro by the base currency units per euro. The result is target currency units for one base currency unit. EUR is the defined base of 1.

1,482.46 KRW/EUR ÷ 1.1193 USD/EUR = 1,324.452783 KRW/USD

Inverse exchange rate

1 KRW = 0.00075503 USD

The reverse exchange rate is 1 divided by the displayed rate. A percentage move in the reverse direction is not simply the same percentage with its sign changed.

Changes compare the first and last available publications in each displayed window. Low and high are published daily observations, not intraday extremes. The chart uses the rolling 90-day source file; it does not provide a full historical archive.

Cross rates, conversion estimates and percentage changes are calculated by FinanceVelix from ECB data.

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