BCV Official Dollar Rate April 13, 2026: 477.15 Bs/USD
- The Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV) has established the official exchange rate for the U.S.
- Alongside the dollar, the central bank set the official value of the euro at 560.04 bolívares.
- The official dollar rate is calculated based on a weighted average of operations conducted by the exchange desks of national banks.
The Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV) has established the official exchange rate for the U.S. Dollar at 477.15 bolívares (VES) for April 13, 2026. This figure represents a 0.15% increase compared to previous valuations.
Alongside the dollar, the central bank set the official value of the euro at 560.04 bolívares. These rates serve as the primary reference for the Venezuelan state, public organisms, and private companies for accounting operations and transactions within the country.
Mechanism of the Official Exchange Rate
The official dollar rate is calculated based on a weighted average of operations conducted by the exchange desks of national banks. The BCV updates this rate every banking business day, typically after midday, to reflect the average of the previous day’s operations.
This rate is utilized for a variety of official purposes, including import processes, tax declarations, and general financial references for both the public and private sectors.
Market Interventions and Trends
Reports indicate a trend of market activity leading up to this rate setting. There have been five interventions since March 31, 2026. The official dollar rate for Monday, April 13, 2026, opened with an increase of 0.65% for the month of April.

The current rate of 477.15 VES per 1 USD translates to the following rapid conversions for common denominations:
- $5 USD: 2,385.75 VES
- $10 USD: 4,771.50 VES
- $20 USD: 9,543.00 VES
- $50 USD: 23,857.50 VES
- $100 USD: 47,715.00 VES
- $500 USD: 238,575.00 VES
Role of the Banco Central de Venezuela
As the primary economic authority in the country, the Banco Central de Venezuela is responsible for maintaining monetary and price stability. We see the only entity authorized to issue the legal tender currency used within Venezuela.
The transparency of these rates is maintained through the BCV’s official portal, where quarterly and daily data are published to ensure that the financial sector and the general public have access to the current legal exchange values.
