Philippine peso (PHP) · updated 3:57 PM IST, 12 Oct 2026
Philippine Peso rate today
Today's Philippine peso rate, live from the Matrix Forex desk: the price for notes, and what we pay when you sell Philippine pesos back.
PHP rate today: how the Philippine peso moved
The Philippine peso against the rupee, day by day: the market's daily reference (European Central Bank), as a change in per cent. Our rates follow the market through the day.
- Mon5 Oct▼-0.14%
- Tue6 Oct▲+0.03%
- Wed7 Oct▲+0.21%
- Thu8 Oct▼-0.26%
- Fri9 Oct▲+0.24%
Ten years of history and the outlook are on the PHP to INR converter.
One Philippine peso, two prices
How you take a Philippine peso decides what it costs. Each pillar stands as tall as its price on the same rupee scale.
Notes we buy are checked, stored and shipped back.
Notes are imported, insured, stored and delivered.
What your Philippine pesos cost today
Philippine pesos come as notes, sourced on request, up to the per-trip cash limit. The desk confirms availability on the call.
Cash limit. Up to the USD 3,000 equivalent as currency notes per trip; the rest goes on a forex card, within the USD 250,000 annual LRS limit.
TCS. Tax collected at source applies once your foreign-exchange purchases in a financial year cross ₹10 lakh: nil when an education loan pays, 2% for self-funded education and medical treatment, and 20% for travel and everything else. It is credited against your income tax when you file.
Matrix ForexRupees, rounded · 3:57 PM IST, 12 Oct 2026
| You need | Cash |
|---|---|
| ₱7,500 | ₹11,823 |
| ₱30,000 | ₹47,292 |
| ₱75,000 | ₹1,18,230 |
| ₱150,000 | ₹2,36,460 |
| ₱200,000 | Above the cash limit |
| ₱300,000 | Above the cash limit |
| ₱750,000 | Above the cash limit |
Your exact quote comes on the callback.
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Philippine peso rate questions
The rate questions people search for, answered with today's numbers.
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What is the Philippine peso rate today?
At 3:57 PM IST on 12 Oct 2026, Matrix Forex sells Philippine peso notes at ₹1.58 and buys them back at ₹1.47. It is sold as notes, not on a forex card. Rates move with the market through the day. We source Philippine pesos on request: the desk confirms availability before you pay.
What is today's Philippine peso buying and selling rate?
You buy Philippine pesos at ₹1.58 and sell them back at ₹1.47. The gap pays for handling real notes both ways: importing, insuring, storing and delivering them, then checking and shipping them back.
Does the Philippine peso rate change during the day?
Yes. Our rates follow the market through the trading day. The rate on your quote is the one the desk gives you on the callback.
How much did the Philippine peso move this week?
Up 0.07% between 2 Oct and 9 Oct on the European Central Bank's daily reference rate. The chart above shows the trend.
02Quick answers
What is the Philippines currency rate today?
The Philippines currency rate today is ₹1.58 at Matrix Forex: the Philippines uses the Philippine peso (PHP), and that is our price for its notes. It comes as notes, sourced on request. The rate moves with the market through the day.
What is the PHP rate today?
The PHP rate today is ₹1.58 for cash at Matrix Forex. It comes as notes, sourced on request. We buy Philippine pesos back at ₹1.47.
03Cash, card or transfer
Can I sell my leftover Philippine pesos?
Yes. We buy Philippine peso notes back at ₹1.47 today. Get a buy-back quote.
04Rules
What rules apply when I buy Philippine pesos?
Up to the USD 3,000 equivalent as currency notes per trip; the rest goes on a forex card, within the USD 250,000 annual LRS limit. That is about ₱180,000 in notes. You need your passport, ticket, visa where required, and PAN: see the document checklist.
Is tax charged when I buy Philippine pesos?
Tax collected at source applies once your foreign-exchange purchases in a financial year cross ₹10 lakh: nil when an education loan pays, 2% for self-funded education and medical treatment, and 20% for travel and everything else. It is credited against your income tax when you file.