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1 PHP to USD - Convert Philippine Peso to US Dollar

Philippine Peso to US Dollar

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PHP
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0.015873
USD
1.00 PHP = 0.015873 USD
Mid-market rate at 17:03 UTC

PHP to USD exchange rates today

Live rates · Updated every 15 minutes

PHP Philippine Peso to US Dollar
PHPUSD
1 PHP 0.015873 USD
5 PHP 0.079365 USD
10 PHP 0.158730 USD
25 PHP 0.396825 USD
50 PHP 0.793650 USD
100 PHP 1.59 USD
250 PHP 3.97 USD
500 PHP 7.94 USD
1,000 PHP 15.87 USD
5,000 PHP 79.37 USD
10,000 PHP 158.73 USD
USD US Dollar to Philippine Peso
USDPHP
1 USD 63.00 PHP
5 USD 315.00 PHP
10 USD 630.00 PHP
25 USD 1,575.00 PHP
50 USD 3,150.00 PHP
100 USD 6,300.01 PHP
250 USD 15,750.02 PHP
500 USD 31,500.03 PHP
1,000 USD 63,000.06 PHP
5,000 USD 315,000.32 PHP
10,000 USD 630,000.63 PHP

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

PHP to USD chart

Historical exchange rate trend

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PHP to USD Statistics

Exchange rate performance overview

MetricLast 7 daysLast 30 days
High0.0164000.016400
Low0.0157000.015400
Average0.0160940.015922
Change-0.3%+2.4%
Volatility1.54%1.66%

Over the last 7 days, the PHP to USD exchange rate moved between 0.015700 and 0.016400. The average rate for the week was 0.016094, with a volatility of 1.54%. The Philippine Peso weakened against the US Dollar by 0.3% during this period.

Looking at the 30-day window, the PHP/USD pair traded in a range of 0.015400 to 0.016400. The monthly average was 0.015922 with 1.66% volatility. This upward movement of 2.4% suggests significant momentum in the PHP/USD exchange rate.

The current mid-market exchange rate is 1 PHP = 0.015873 USD, updated as of October 9, 2026, 5:03 PM 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

Philippine Peso to US Dollar Exchange Rate

PHP/USD shows how many dollars one Philippine peso can buy. For the over 10 million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who earn in various currencies and send money home in pesos, understanding the reverse rate matters when they receive dollar-denominated payments or need to convert peso savings back to dollars for travel or investment purposes.

The OFW Savings Dilemma

Filipino workers abroad face a unique financial challenge. They earn in foreign currencies, send most of it home in pesos, but may eventually return to the Philippines or need dollars for travel, education, or investment. When the peso weakens against the dollar over the years they are abroad, their accumulated peso savings buy fewer dollars when they finally need them. A nurse in California who sent money home for a decade might find that the family's peso savings are worth significantly fewer dollars than the original amounts sent. This long-term currency risk is something most OFW financial planning overlooks, yet it affects millions of families. Understanding PHP/USD helps returning OFWs and their families make better decisions about when and how much to convert back.

What Drives the PHP/USD Rate

The same fundamentals as USD/PHP apply in reverse. BSP monetary policy, remittance inflows, trade balance, oil import costs, and Fed policy are the main factors. When the peso strengthens (more dollars per peso), it benefits Filipinos who need to buy dollar-denominated goods or services. When it weakens, dollar earners sending money home get more pesos for their money but peso savers lose purchasing power in dollar terms.

What a Conversion Really Costs

Converting pesos to dollars in the Philippines is subject to BSP regulations. Banks charge 1-3% above mid-market for peso-to-dollar conversions. Licensed money changers in Manila's Ermita district and major shopping malls offer competitive rates within 0.5-1.5% of mid-market. For online conversions, Philippine digital banks have improved their forex offerings significantly, with some offering near-interbank rates for verified account holders.

How to Get the Best PHP to USD Rate

Compare the rate on this page with your bank or exchange provider. In the Philippines, authorized money changers consistently beat bank branch rates. For online transfers abroad, Philippine digital banks and fintech services now offer competitive alternatives to traditional wire transfers. Check if your provider charges a flat fee in addition to the spread, and calculate the total cost before deciding. For frequent converters, maintaining a dollar account at a Philippine bank that offers competitive forex rates simplifies the process and often provides better rates than one-off transactions.

PHP
PHP - Philippine Peso
The Philippine Peso (PHP) is the official currency of the Philippines, managed by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Overseas worker remittances are a critical driver of peso demand and the broader economy.
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.

PHP to USD frequently asked questions

Common questions about converting Philippine Peso to US Dollar

The live rate is at the top of this page, refreshing every 5 minutes.
Returning OFWs, Filipino tourists, students studying abroad, and investors buying dollar-denominated assets all need PHP to USD conversion.
BSP policy, remittance flows, trade balance, oil prices, and Fed policy are the same drivers as USD/PHP but seen from the peso perspective.
Banks charge 1-3%. Licensed money changers offer 0.5-1.5% above mid-market. Philippine digital banks are increasingly competitive.
Licensed money changers in Manila and major malls typically offer better rates than bank branches.
Enter 50000 in the converter above for the current dollar equivalent.