100 IQD
(0.56%)
179,000 IRR
| Period | High | Low | Average | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Past week | 180,500 October 23 | 173,000 October 20 | 177,822 | +3.47% |
| Past month | 209,000 October 4 | 168,500 October 13 | 184,713 | −0.56% |
| Past 3 months | 209,000 October 4 | 141,500 August 10 | 173,459 |
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The Iraqi dinar (IQD) is the official currency of Iraq, issued and managed by the Central Bank of Iraq, which keeps it within a fairly narrow, managed band against the US dollar rather than letting it float freely, backed largely by Iraq's oil revenue and foreign reserves. The price on this page is the Tehran free-market rate set by exchange offices, which is separate from Iran's official Arbaeen currency rate or any NIMA rate. Iranians follow the dinar because Iraq is one of Iran's largest export markets and because millions of Iranians travel there each year for religious pilgrimage, especially to Karbala for Arbaeen.
The price of 100 IQD in the free market reached 179,000 IRR by Tue, October 27 08:10, showing a 0.56% Increase compared to the previous day. Today's trading started at 178,000 IRR, with the lowest rate recorded during the day being 178,000 IRR and the highest rate reaching 179,000 IRR.
The live free‑market exchange rate is 100 IQD = 179,000 IRR as of .
Since April 27, 2026, the highest recorded 100 IQD price in Iran was IRR 209,000 on October 4, 2026, and the lowest was IRR 116,500 on June 16, 2026. The average over this period was IRR 155,350.
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| Past 6 months | 209,000 October 4, 2026 | 116,500 June 16, 2026 | 155,350 | +47.93% |
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| Past year | 209,000 October 4, 2026 | 81,000 October 29, 2025 | 125,543 | +118.29% |
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Prices in IRR; change is measured from the start of each period.
Due to international sanctions, Iran's financial system operates independently from global networks like SWIFT and Visa. This isolation means platforms such as Google and XE.com can only access Iran's Central Bank official 100 IQD/IRR rates, which significantly differ from real-world values. Pashizi provides authentic free-market exchange rates based on actual Iranian currency transactions, giving you accurate 100 IQD to IRR conversion rates that reflect true market conditions rather than government-controlled figures.
No, Pashizi does not provide actual currency exchange, money transfer, or conversion services. We are an information service that displays current exchange rates between various currencies and IRR (Iranian Rial). Our website helps users stay informed about exchange rates but does not process any financial transactions or currency conversions.
You can quickly convert 100 IQD to IRR using Pashizi’s live exchange rate calculator. Simply enter the amount in 100 IQD, and our system will instantly show you the equivalent in Iranian Rial based on the latest free-market rate. This tool helps travelers, expats, and businesses check real conversion values before making financial decisions.
Millions of Iranian pilgrims travel to Karbala and Najaf each year for the Arbaeen pilgrimage, and they need dinars for transport, accommodation, and expenses once inside Iraq. This seasonal surge in travelers creates a sharp, temporary rise in dinar demand at exchange offices in the weeks around the pilgrimage. Iran's Central Bank also offers a separate, subsidized Arbaeen currency rate to pilgrims during this period, distinct from the free-market rate shown here.
Iraq is one of the largest destinations for Iranian non-oil exports, including food, construction materials, and consumer goods, so Iranian exporters regularly need to convert dinar payments back into rials. This trade relationship, alongside extensive border commerce, gives the dinar a steady trading volume in Tehran's currency market beyond the pilgrimage season.
The Iraqi dinar is not freely floating. The Central Bank of Iraq manages it within a fairly narrow band against the US dollar, intervening through currency auctions and using the country's oil revenue and reserves to maintain that stability. This managed approach means the dinar's official rate moves much less than currencies that trade freely on the open market.