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INR to PKR Today – 1 INR, 100 INR, 1,000 INR Conversion Rates

Published On: January 25, 2026
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The exchange rate between the Indian Rupee (INR) and the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is important for families, travelers, businesses, and freelancers working across borders. On 3 September 2026, the Indian Rupee dropped slightly in value against the Pakistani Rupee, but the overall market remains stable.


INR to PKR Today’s Rate (3 Sept 2026)

  • Buying Rate: Rs. 3.23
  • Selling Rate: Rs. 3.23

👉 This means ₹1 = Rs. 3.23 PKR.


INR to PKR Conversion Table

Indian Rupee (INR)Pakistani Rupee (PKR) (Approx.)
1 INRRs. 3.23
10 INRRs. 32.30
50 INRRs. 161.50
100 INRRs. 323
1,000 INRRs. 3,230
50,000 INRRs. 161,500
100,000 INR (1 Lakh)Rs. 323,000

📌 Example: 100 INR = Rs. 323 PKR


INR to PKR Highlights

  • 1 INR = Rs. 3.23 PKR
  • 100 INR = Rs. 323 PKR
  • 1,000 INR = Rs. 3,230 PKR
  • 50,000 INR = Rs. 161,500 PKR
  • 1 Lakh INR = Rs. 323,000 PKR

Reverse Conversion (PKR to INR)

  • 1 Lakh PKR = ₹30,960 (approx.)
  • 1 Crore PKR = ₹3,096,000 (approx.)

This helps Pakistanis understand their Rupee value in Indian currency.


INR to PKR Rate Trend (August 2026)

  • Highest: Rs. 3.25
  • Lowest: Rs. 3.22
  • Average: Rs. 3.23

👉 Market remained stable with no major fluctuations.


Why This Matters

  • Families: Helpful for those receiving or sending remittances.
  • Travelers: Budget planning for cross-border trips.
  • Businesses: Importers/exporters can settle payments with less risk.
  • Freelancers: Easy income tracking in PKR when paid in INR.

Helpful Tips

  • Always check the latest live rate before exchanging.
  • Use licensed exchange companies or banks for safety.
  • Open market rates may include small service charges.

Conclusion

As of 3 September 2026, ₹1 = Rs. 3.23 PKR.
The market is stable, making it a safe period for remittances, travel, and business deals.

Hamza Ali

Hamza Ali is an experienced writer contributing to the pefma.com.pk platform. With a strong background in government projects and infrastructure development, his work focuses on bringing attention to the impact of public sector initiatives.

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