HSBC Exchange Rates
Last updated: Source: Bank teller rates
As of October 30, 2026, 14:58 HSBC buys 1 US dollar at TRY 49.3620 and sells at TRY 50.2594; the spread is TRY 0.8974 (1.79%).
HSBC Buy and Sell Rates
| Asset | Bank buys | Bank sells | Spread % | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US Dollar (USD) | TRY 49.3620 | TRY 50.2594 | 1.79% | −0.56% |
| Euro (EUR) | TRY 55.2329 | TRY 56.3007 | 1.90% | −0.41% |
| British Pound (GBP) | TRY 66.2702 | TRY 67.5135 | 1.84% | −0.19% |
| Gram Gold | TRY 6,335.71 | TRY 6,343.25 | 0.12% | −2.46% |
| Gram Silver | TRY 78.72 | TRY 88.71 | 11.27% | −15.90% |
HSBC Exchange Rates
The prices on this page are HSBC teller (branch and mobile) rates. Banks add a buy-sell spread around the market rate, so a bank rate differs from the market rate linked below. The bank may apply a different rate to large amounts or other channels; check its current rate before you trade.
The spread is the difference between the bank’s sell and buy prices. Here the spread rate is (sell − buy) / sell: what you would lose by buying an amount from the bank and selling it straight back.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the HSBC dollar buy and sell rates?
As of October 30, 2026, 14:58 HSBC buys 1 US dollar at TRY 49.3620 and sells at TRY 50.2594. The spread between buy and sell is TRY 0.8974 (1.79%).
What is the HSBC euro rate?
As of October 30, 2026, 14:58 HSBC buys 1 euro at TRY 55.2329 and sells at TRY 56.3007; the spread is 1.90%.
What is the HSBC gram gold price?
As of October 30, 2026, 14:58 HSBC buys 1 gram of gold at TRY 6,335.71 and sells at TRY 6,343.25; the spread is 0.12%. This is the bank’s gold account price; physical gold and jeweller prices can differ.
How does the HSBC dollar spread compare with other banks?
For the dollar, HSBC ranks 4 of the 15 banks we compare by spread (1.79%). The lowest spread is at Şekerbank (0.30%).
Why does a bank rate differ from the market rate?
The market rate is the mid price on the interbank market. Banks add a margin above it when they sell to you and below it when they buy from you; that gap is the spread. It varies by bank, channel and market volatility.