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Currency & Exchange

Currency of Mongolia: Mongolian Tugrik

Name: Currency and Money in Mongolia
Creator: DigifyWorld

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Mongolian Tugrik · MNT · National

Mongolian Tugrik

ISO MNT · MONGOLIA

Mongolian Tugrik

ISO codeMNT

Monetary authorityBank of Mongolia

MNT

ISO 4217 code

Currency identifier

Currencies with an official role

National

MNT

Display identifier

ISO code used where a standalone symbol is not shown

Time-sensitive

Exchange-rate context

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CurrencyMongolian Tögrög

ISO codeMNT

Largest note₮20,000

Largest coin₮500

Current note seriesCurrent circulation banknotes

Who Issues Mongolian Tugrik in Mongolia

The Mongolian Tugrik (MNT) is administered as Mongolia's national currency through Bank of Mongolia. Alongside the alphabetic code, ISO 4217 assigns numeric identifier 496.

When reading an MNT conversion, Bank of Mongolia manages the monetary framework for the Mongolian Tugrik in Mongolia. MNT is therefore a nationally administered currency rather than an externally issued unit. It keeps the source trail clear.

Currency architectureNational

Primary currencyMongolian Tugrik (MNT)

Monetary authorityBank of Mongolia

Exchange Rate for MNT

On a Mongolian Tugrik conversion involving Mongolia, the useful benchmark is a dated MNT observation with its currency pair stated explicitly. The resulting transaction amount can differ once a provider adds its margin or charges. This keeps the quoted pair easy to interpret.

Latest available reference rate*Loading...

Checking USD/MNT

Latest official/reference observation where supported. Source and date are shown after loading; this is not a trading quote.

USD=MNT

In the Mongolia context, hold the pair and timestamp constant when judging changes in the reference rate. The resulting transaction amount can differ once a provider adds its margin or charges. It keeps the comparison anchored to a dated observation.

Banknotes and Coins

Banknotes

The Bank of Mongolia's currency-in-circulation catalogue lists payment banknotes from ₮1 through ₮20,000.

₮1

₮5

₮10

₮20

₮50

₮100

₮500

₮1,000

₮5,000

₮10,000

₮20,000

Coins

The Bank of Mongolia's circulation-currency catalogue lists coins of ₮20, ₮50, ₮100, ₮200 and ₮500.

₮20

₮50

₮100

₮200

₮500

Frequently Asked Questions

What currency is used in Mongolia?

When interpreting Mongolian Tugrik data for Mongolia, the Mongolian Tugrik (MNT) is the national currency, with Bank of Mongolia responsible for the domestic monetary framework. The comparison keeps the reference point clear.

Who manages the currency system in Mongolia?

Bank of Mongolia is the main monetary authority identified for Mongolia.

Are the exchange rates for Mongolia real-time?

In the Mongolia context, where the pair is supported, the displayed conversion comes from the latest available reference observation and is date-stamped. It is not a tick-by-tick dealing price or a promise of the rate a provider will offer. This supports the comparison internally consistent.

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 Bank of Mongolia, supplemented by the applicable framework for Mongolia. MNT is identified under ISO 4217, and any dated conversion observation is presented independently of the monetary-system description.

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Exchange-rate note: the MNT converter for Mongolia 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.