Accrue is quoting USD/ZAR at about R16.89 per USD, up 4.52% from R16.16 a month ago.
| Date | Provider | Open | High | Low | Close | Avail. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 14, 2026 | R16.89 | R16.92 | R16.89 | R16.90 | 100% | |
| Nov 13, 2026 | R16.89 | R16.91 | R16.89 | R16.89 | 100% | |
| Nov 12, 2026 | R16.89 | R16.89 | R16.89 | R16.89 | 100% | |
| Nov 11, 2026 | R16.90 | R16.90 | R16.88 | R16.89 | 100% | |
| Nov 10, 2026 | R16.89 | R16.90 | R16.89 | R16.90 | 100% | |
| Nov 9, 2026 | R16.86 | R16.90 | R16.86 | R16.89 | 100% | |
| Nov 8, 2026 | R16.84 | R16.88 | R16.81 | R16.86 | 100% | |
| Nov 7, 2026 | R16.10 | R16.86 | R16.10 | R16.84 | 100% | |
| Nov 6, 2026 | R16.85 | R16.86 | R16.16 | R16.16 | 100% |
Common amounts at the current Accrue rate of R17.58 per USD.
| $1 | R17.580 |
| $5 | R87.900 |
| $10 | R175.800 |
| $20 | R351.600 |
| $50 | R879.000 |
| $100 | R1,758.000 |
| $250 | R4,395.000 |
| $500 | R8,790.000 |
| $1,000 | R17,580.000 |
| $2,000 | R35,160.000 |
| $5,000 | R87,900.000 |
| $10,000 | R175,800.000 |
| R1 | $0.0569 |
| R5 | $0.2844 |
| R10 | $0.5688 |
| R20 | $1.1377 |
| R50 | $2.8441 |
| R100 | $5.6883 |
| R250 | $14.2207 |
| R500 | $28.4414 |
| R1,000 | $56.8828 |
| R2,000 | $113.7656 |
| R5,000 | $284.4141 |
| R10,000 | $568.8282 |
A US Dollar balance on these providers may be a digital dollar — a stablecoin such as USDT or USDC — rather than physical or bank-held fiat USD. Providers may charge additional swap, network or transfer fees in their own app or API that are not included in the rate shown, so these figures are for information purposes only.
Over the last 30 days, USD/ZAR moved between R16.10 and R16.92, averaging R16.80 and finishing up 4.58%.
| Period | High | Low | Average | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7d | R16.92 | R16.86 | R16.89 | +0.06% |
| 30d | R16.92 | R16.10 | R16.80 | +4.58% |
| 90d | R16.92 | R16.10 | R16.80 | +4.58% |
A US Dollar balance on these providers may be a digital dollar — a stablecoin such as USDT or USDC — rather than physical or bank-held fiat USD. Providers may charge additional swap, network or transfer fees in their own app or API that are not included in the rate shown, so these figures are for information purposes only.
Accrue updates this pair continuously, currently pricing 1 USD at about R16.89.
It charges R17.58 in South African Rand to sell you US Dollar, and pays R16.20 when you sell US Dollar back. The R1.38 gap between those two prices is what a round trip costs before any fees Accrue charges separately.
Monierate records Accrue's USD/ZAR price as a daily open, high, low and close, so the chart and table above show how it has moved rather than just where it stands today. To see whether it is competitive, compare it against every other provider quoting USD/ZAR.
When Monierate shows a USD rate, the dollars Accrue actually holds or settles in may be digital dollars — stablecoins such as USDT or USDC — rather than physical or bank-held fiat USD, and the two are not always interchangeable. Accrue may also charge swap, network or transfer fees inside its own app or API which are not part of the quoted rate. Everything here is for information purposes only — confirm the final amount with Accrue before you trade.
1 USD is about R16.89 on Accrue, based on the latest rate Monierate recorded.
Yes. Accrue sells US Dollar at R17.58 per USD and buys it back at R16.20. The difference between the two is the spread, and it is a cost you pay on a round trip in addition to any explicit fee.
At the current rate, 100 USD is worth about R1,689.00 on Accrue.
Accrue updates this pair continuously. Monierate polls it through the day and seals each day into an open, high, low and close.
It moved between R16.10 and R16.92, averaging R16.80 and finishing up 4.58% over the period.
It can be either. Some Accrue quote physical or bank-held US Dollars, while others settle in digital dollars — stablecoins such as USDT or USDC — and quote that as a USD rate. Monierate lists both under USD/ZAR, so check which one Accrue actually holds before you trade. Providers may charge additional swap, network or transfer fees in their own app or API that are not included in the rate shown, so these figures are for information purposes only.
Not necessarily. Providers set their own prices and margins, so the best rate changes from day to day. Monierate's USD/ZAR insight page compares every provider we track side by side, with buy and sell rates and the spread between them.