As of November 26, 2024, the exchange rate between the US Dollar and the Ghanaian Cedi reflects slight changes, with the Cedi appreciating marginally in some markets. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the rates across various platforms and institutions, offering insights into buying and selling rates for today.

Bank of Ghana Exchange Rate

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) offers the most competitive rates for interbank transactions.

• Buying Rate: GHS 15.73
• Selling Rate: GHS 15.73

These rates are calculated as an average of interbank market activity and provide a baseline for other financial institutions.

Highest and Lowest Rates

• Highest Buying Rate: GHS 16.39 (offered by KuCoin P2P)
• Lowest Buying Rate: GHS 13.25 (offered by Afriex)
• Highest Selling Rate: GHS 17.00 (offered by Afriex)
• Lowest Selling Rate: GHS 15.73 (offered by the Bank of Ghana)

Detailed Exchange Rates by Institution

Institution/Platform	Buying Rate (GHS)	Selling Rate (GHS)
LemFi	15.75	–
Afriex	13.25	17.00
Mastercard	–	16.96
Visa	–	16.91
Aboki	15.80	16.40
Binance P2P	16.33	16.32
KuCoin P2P	16.39	16.22
CalBank	15.45	15.95
Standard Chartered	15.50	15.90
Zenith Bank	–	15.93
Stanbic Bank	15.50	15.90
CBG Bank	15.75	15.90
Fidelity Bank	15.48	15.85
UBA	15.50	15.85
GTBank	15.50	15.85
Absa Bank	15.40	15.83
Access Bank	15.50	15.82
Ecobank	15.25	15.80
GCB Bank	15.60	15.80
Western Union	15.78	–
WorldRemit	15.59	–
Remitly	15.69	–
Wise	15.61	–
Taptap Send	15.75	–
Sendwave	15.65	–
Revolut	15.89	–
PayAngel	15.75	–

Market Trends and Projections

As the festive season approaches and with the December 7th elections nearing, the exchange rate is expected to experience fluctuations. While the Cedi has shown some resilience recently, the demand for foreign currency during the holidays may lead to further depreciation.

Conclusion

Stay updated on exchange rates to make informed financial decisions. Whether you’re a business owner, traveler, or remittance recipient, knowing where to get the best rates can help you save money.