USD → MGA

US Dollar to Malagasy Ariary

Today 1 USD is worth 4,323.55 MGA at the mid-market rate, and 1 MGA is worth 0.000231 USD. The rate below is the rate itself, with nothing added; the rate a bank, a card or an exchange bureau gives you will include their margin on top.

Rate as of Sep 2, 2026 at 12:02 AM UTC

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432,355 MGA 1 USD = 4,323.55 MGA Mid-market rate · Last updated Sep 2, 2026 at 12:02 AM UTC

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Common amounts

US Dollar into Malagasy Ariary, at today's rate.

USDMGA
1.00 USD4,324 MGA
5.00 USD21,618 MGA
10.00 USD43,236 MGA
20.00 USD86,471 MGA
50.00 USD216,178 MGA
100.00 USD432,355 MGA
200.00 USD864,710 MGA
500.00 USD2,161,776 MGA
1,000.00 USD4,323,552 MGA
5,000.00 USD21,617,758 MGA

The other way round

Malagasy Ariary to US Dollar →

MGAUSD
1 MGA0.00 USD
5 MGA0.00 USD
10 MGA0.00 USD
20 MGA0.00 USD
50 MGA0.01 USD
100 MGA0.02 USD

About the US Dollar

The US Dollar is the currency of United States, Timor-Leste, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, Ecuador, Zimbabwe. Its ISO code is USD and its symbol is $. It is divided into 100 minor units.

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About the Malagasy Ariary

The Malagasy Ariary is the currency of Madagascar. Its ISO code is MGA and its symbol is MGA. It has no minor unit in everyday use.

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Where this rate comes from

The rate is the mid-market rate from a public exchange-rate feed, published about once a day, and it is shown here as of Sep 2, 2026 at 12:02 AM UTC. When your browser is online, the page also loads the current figure. Read more about how the rates work. Where these rates come from

What your card will add

The mid-market rate is the midpoint between buying and selling. A bank card typically adds 1–3% to it, an airport bureau considerably more, and a shop offering to charge you in your own currency (“dynamic currency conversion”) more still. Decline that offer and pay in USD.

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In the app

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