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Currency of Afghanistan: Afghan Afghani

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Afghan Afghani ยท AFN ยท National

Afghan Afghani
ISO AFN ยท AFGHANISTAN
Afghan Afghani
ISO codeAFN
Monetary authorityDa Afghanistan Bank
AFN
ISO 4217 code
Currency identifier
1
Currencies with an official role
National
AFN
Display identifier
ISO code used where a standalone symbol is not shown
Time-sensitive
Exchange-rate context
Check the rate date and source
CurrencyAfghan Afghani
ISO codeAFN
Largest noteุ‹1,000
Largest coinุ‹5
Current note seriesCurrent Da Afghanistan Bank afghani family

Who Issues Afghan Afghani in Afghanistan

The Afghan Afghani (AFN) functions as Afghanistan's own national currency, with Da Afghanistan Bank providing the institutional monetary anchor. Its ISO 4217 code is AFN, and its ISO 4217 numeric identifier is 971.

Monetary authority for the Afghan Afghani sits domestically with Da Afghanistan Bank. In Afghanistan, AFN is therefore governed through a national framework, not by an external currency issuer.

Currency architectureNational
Primary currencyAfghan Afghani (AFN)
Monetary authorityDa Afghanistan Bank

Exchange Rate for AFN

For the monetary setup used in Afghanistan, the useful benchmark is a dated AFN observation with its currency pair stated explicitly. A bank, card network or cash desk may apply its own spread or fee to that benchmark. That framing makes the quoted pair easy to interpret.

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When interpreting Afghan Afghani data for Afghanistan, compare like with like by using the same pair and roughly the same observation time. A bank, card network or cash desk may apply its own spread or fee to that benchmark. The presentation keeps the exchange-rate context transparent.

Banknotes and Coins

Banknotes

Da Afghanistan Bank's current afghani family includes banknotes of ุ‹1, ุ‹2, ุ‹5, ุ‹10, ุ‹20, ุ‹50, ุ‹100, ุ‹500 and ุ‹1,000. Da Afghanistan Bank reconfirmed in 2026 that the low-value ุ‹1, ุ‹2 and ุ‹5 notes remain legal currency alongside coins of the same denominations.

ุ‹1
ุ‹2
ุ‹5
ุ‹10
ุ‹20
ุ‹50
ุ‹100
ุ‹500
ุ‹1,000

Coins

The circulation coin family uses ุ‹1, ุ‹2 and ุ‹5 denominations.

ุ‹1
ุ‹2
ุ‹5

Frequently Asked Questions

What currency is used in Afghanistan?

When interpreting Afghan Afghani data for Afghanistan, the Afghan Afghani (AFN) is the national currency, with Da Afghanistan Bank responsible for the domestic monetary framework.

Who manages the currency system in Afghanistan?

Da Afghanistan Bank is the main monetary authority identified for Afghanistan.

Are the exchange rates for Afghanistan real-time?

For the monetary setup used in Afghanistan, for supported pairs, the converter retrieves the latest available reference observation and keeps the date visible. Treat it as a dated benchmark, not as a guaranteed retail conversion price. This separation keeps the institutional fact separate from market data.

Data note: Figures marked with * are sourced from external institutions or data providers and may change after publication. Exchange rates, payment statistics and other time-sensitive figures are provided for general reference and may not reflect current market, bank, card-network or transaction rates. DigifyWorld aims to use reliable sources and keep information current, but cannot guarantee that all data is complete, real-time or 100% accurate. Check the cited source or relevant monetary authority when making financial decisions.

Sources & methodology

For monetary-system facts, the primary reference is Da Afghanistan Bank, supplemented by the applicable framework for Afghanistan. AFN is identified under ISO 4217, and any dated conversion observation is presented independently of the monetary-system description. This makes the provider margin separate from the benchmark.

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Exchange-rate note: the AFN converter for Afghanistan requests a supported reference-rate source and displays the observation date. If no supported observation is available, the converter shows that a reference rate is unavailable instead of estimating one.