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US dollar (USD)

The world’s settlement currency — the most liquid leg in any pair, and the pricing benchmark for African trade corridors.

ISO code

USD

Home market

United States

Documented pairs

27 business FX pairs

Currency family

Global trade currency

Frequently asked questions

Where is the US dollar (USD) used?

USD is the currency of United States. The world’s settlement currency — the most liquid leg in any pair, and the pricing benchmark for African trade corridors.

Which business FX pairs involve USD?

The corridor dataset documents 27 business pairs involving USD: USD→GHS, USD→NGN, USD→KES, USD→ZAR, USD→EGP, USD→TZS, USD→UGX, USD→XOF, USD→MAD, USD→RWF, GHS→USD, NGN→USD, KES→USD, ZAR→USD, EGP→USD, XOF→USD, TZS→USD, UGX→USD, USD→CNY, USD→INR, USD→TRY, USD→AED, USD→VND, USD→THB, USD→BRL, USD→HKD, USD→SGD. Each pair page covers conversion mechanics and documentation.

How do I estimate the cost of converting USD?

Use the FX Margin Calculator to measure the spread in any quoted rate, or the Exchange Rate Calculator to model a conversion end to end. Results are estimates — executable rates are committed on a KeyBS Pay quote.

From reference data to an executable quote

This page is reference metadata — availability is route-dependent. A KeyBS Pay quote shows the committed rate, disclosed fee and exact receive amount before you approve anything.

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Reference metadata computed from the KeyBS Pay corridor dataset — not pricing data. Executable rates and fees are committed per quote. Also available via the free Knowledge API.

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