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Canadian Dollar to US Dollar

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1.00 CAD = 0.720440 USD
Mid-market rate at 00:58 UTC

CAD to USD exchange rates today

Live rates · Updated every 15 minutes

CAD Canadian Dollar to US Dollar
CADUSD
1 CAD 0.720440 USD
5 CAD 3.60 USD
10 CAD 7.20 USD
25 CAD 18.01 USD
50 CAD 36.02 USD
100 CAD 72.04 USD
250 CAD 180.11 USD
500 CAD 360.22 USD
1,000 CAD 720.44 USD
5,000 CAD 3,602.20 USD
10,000 CAD 7,204.40 USD
USD US Dollar to Canadian Dollar
USDCAD
1 USD 1.39 CAD
5 USD 6.94 CAD
10 USD 13.88 CAD
25 USD 34.70 CAD
50 USD 69.40 CAD
100 USD 138.80 CAD
250 USD 347.01 CAD
500 USD 694.02 CAD
1,000 USD 1,388.04 CAD
5,000 USD 6,940.20 CAD
10,000 USD 13,880.41 CAD

Click any amount to convert. Rates are mid-market and update every 15 minutes.

CAD to USD chart

Historical exchange rate trend

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CAD to USD Statistics

Exchange rate performance overview

MetricLast 30 days
High0.750200
Low0.695600
Average0.719900
Change-2.6%
Volatility1.94%

Looking at the 30-day window, the CAD/USD pair traded in a range of 0.695600 to 0.750200. The monthly average was 0.719900 with 1.94% volatility. This downward movement of 2.6% suggests significant momentum in the CAD/USD exchange rate.

The current mid-market exchange rate is 1 CAD = 0.720440 USD, updated as of June 4, 2026, 12:58 AM UTC. Mid-market rates represent the fairest available rate and are the midpoint between buy and sell prices on global currency markets. Actual transaction rates from banks or money transfer services may include a markup above this rate.

Currency Information

Canadian Dollar to US Dollar Exchange Rate

CAD/USD shows how many US dollars one Canadian dollar can buy. This is the daily reality for Canadian snowbirds heading to Florida, cross-border shoppers, and the thousands of businesses that trade between the two countries every day.

The Cross-Border Shopping Effect

When the Canadian dollar strengthens toward parity with the US dollar, as it did briefly in 2007-2013, Canadians flood across the border to shop. Gasoline, groceries, and consumer goods are cheaper in the US, and a strong loonie makes the savings even bigger. Border towns like Bellingham, WA and Plattsburgh, NY see their retail economies swing dramatically with the CAD/USD rate. When the loonie weakened after 2013, that cross-border shopping dropped off sharply. The rate is not just a financial number. It shapes real-world retail patterns across a 3,145-kilometer border.

What Drives the CAD/USD Rate

Oil prices, Bank of Canada rate decisions, US economic health, and trade flows between the two countries are the key factors. Since about 75% of Canadian exports go to the US, American economic conditions directly affect Canadian dollar strength.

What a Conversion Really Costs

CAD/USD is highly liquid with tight spreads. Banks charge 1-2% and online services offer 0.3-0.7% above mid-market. For Canadians with US dollar expenses, a US dollar bank account avoids repeated conversions.

How to Get the Best CAD to USD Rate

Check the mid-market rate here and compare with your provider. For frequent converters, a multi-currency bank account eliminates the need to pay conversion fees each time.

CAD
CAD - Canadian Dollar
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is the official currency of Canada and is heavily influenced by commodity prices, particularly crude oil. It is the fifth most held reserve currency in the world.
USD
USD - US Dollar
The United States Dollar (USD) is the world's primary reserve currency and the most traded currency in the foreign exchange market. It is issued by the Federal Reserve and is used as a benchmark for global commodity prices including oil and gold.

CAD to USD frequently asked questions

Common questions about converting Canadian Dollar to US Dollar

The live rate is at the top of this page, updating every 5 minutes.
Named after the common loon bird on Canada's one-dollar coin, introduced in 1987.
Canada is a major oil exporter. Rising oil prices strengthen the Canadian dollar against the US dollar.
Oil prices, Bank of Canada rates, US economic conditions, and bilateral trade flows are the primary drivers.
Banks charge 1-2%. Online services offer 0.3-0.7% above mid-market.
Enter 1000 in the converter above for the current US dollar equivalent.