Historical AED to INR mid-market reference rates for 2025–2026. The current reference rate is approximately 25.74 INR per 1 AED. Rates shown are indicative editorial snapshots — verify with your transfer provider before sending.
Indicative mid-market monthly snapshots. Not a guaranteed or verified live rate. Source: remit.ae editorial estimate based on open exchange rate references.
| Month | AED to INR Rate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 2026 | ~25.60 | Slight INR softness vs USD |
| Feb 2026 | ~25.70 | USD/INR steady above 86 |
| Mar 2026 | ~25.72 | RBI interventions limiting INR fall |
| Apr 2026 | ~25.74 | Rate stable around 25.74 |
| May 2026 | ~25.74 | Continued stability |
| Jun 2026 | ~25.74 | Current mid-market reference |
Rates are indicative editorial snapshots, not verified live data. Always verify with your provider.
The UAE Dirham (AED) is fixed to the US Dollar at exactly 3.6725 AED per USD — this is the CBUAE official peg rate and does not change. This means all AED/INR rate movement comes from the USD/INR market.
Over the past 30 days (May–June 2026) the AED to INR mid-market rate has been broadly stable, trading in a narrow band of approximately 25.72–25.76. This stability reflects relatively low USD/INR volatility in this period, with the RBI maintaining an orderly market around the 85–86 USD/INR level.
For senders from the UAE to India: a 0.03 INR/AED move at 1,000 AED equals approximately 30 INR difference to the recipient. At this level of stability, the provider choice (exchange rate margin and fees) has a much larger impact than timing.
Over the 90-day window (mid-March to mid-June 2026) the AED to INR rate moved from approximately 25.71 to the current ~25.74 — a gain of roughly 0.12% in INR terms per AED. This means senders in June 2026 receive marginally more INR per dirham than they did in March.
Around mid-March 2026 the AED to INR mid-market rate was approximately 25.71–25.73. Verify precise historical rates on xe.com or your transfer provider.
The AED is pegged to the USD at 3.6725 (fixed). AED/INR changes entirely track USD/INR movements, driven by RBI policy, oil prices, US Fed rates, and India's trade balance.
The rate has been broadly stable in early 2026 (25.60–25.75 range). Longer-term the INR has gradually depreciated against USD, meaning AED/INR has trended gently upward over several years. No forecast is guaranteed.