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Convert UAE Dirham to Bangladeshi Taka live

The real mid-market AED→BDT rate — no bank markup, no hidden spread, updated every 60 seconds.

33,561.67 BDT
1 AED = 33.5617 BDT

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Send UAE Dirham to Bangladeshi Taka

UAE→Bangladesh is one of the UAE’s largest remittance corridors.

A large Bangladeshi community lives and works in the UAE, and the World Bank ranks the UAE among the biggest sources of remittances to Bangladesh — so AED→BDT is checked constantly by people sending money home.

Structurally, the dirham is pegged to the US dollar at 3.6725 by the Central Bank of the UAE, while the Bangladeshi taka moved to a market-based, managed float in May 2025 — replacing an earlier crawling peg — under reforms tied to an IMF-supported programme, with Bangladesh Bank still able to intervene. So AED→BDT now moves with the market rather than a fixed rate.

Sources: World Bank · Central Bank of the UAE · Bangladesh Bank · International Monetary Fund

As of 4:30 PM GST, 1 AED = 33.5617 BDT. 1 BDT = 0.029796 AED. Mid-market rate — the converter above updates it every 60 seconds.

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AED to BDT

100 AED3,356.17 BDT
500 AED16,780.83 BDT
1,000 AED33,561.67 BDT
5,000 AED167,808.33 BDT
10,000 AED335,616.66 BDT

BDT to AED

100 BDT2.98 AED
500 BDT14.90 AED
1,000 BDT29.80 AED
5,000 BDT148.98 AED
10,000 BDT297.96 AED

What it really costs to send

The rate on this page is the mid-market rate — the midpoint between the interbank buy and sell price, with no markup added. It is the fairest reference point, but it is usually not the rate you are offered: banks, exchange houses and money-transfer apps set their own rate a little below the mid-market rate and may charge a separate fee, so the amount that actually reaches an account in Bangladesh is normally a little less than a straight mid-market conversion suggests. We don’t publish any single provider’s rate or promise a saving — compare the mid-market rate here against the all-in total your service quotes, fee included, to judge the real cost.

Rate history

The dirham is up 1.3% against the Bangladeshi taka over the past year.

Today’s rate is 0.5% below its 30-day high, 0.6% above its 52-week average, and has moved about 0.11% a day over the last month.

7 dayslow 33.3842 2 Sep 2026high 33.5617 3 Sep 2026average 33.4661
30 dayslow 33.2326 19 Aug 2026high 33.7145 6 Aug 2026average 33.4511
52 weekslow 33.12 4 Sep 2025high 33.7145 6 Aug 2026average 33.3484

Snapshot at 4:30 PM GST · mid-market · how we source this →