Saudi Riyal to Egyptian Pound Rate Today at All Egyptian Banks

Sunday 2026-11-08 12:53 PM

offers the highest rate to buy a

Saudi Riyal

Buying Price

offers the lowest rate to sell a

Saudi Riyal

Selling Price
Price Globally 14.7242 -0.04% -0.0058
Average Banks 14.31 0.42%

The price of the Saudi Riyal in banks today.

Today's Saudi Riyal (SAR) rate in Egyptian banks against the Egyptian Pound, comparing 25 banks as of Sunday 8 November - 12:53 PM. The change is based on the last working day's closing price — click a bank name for its other currency rates and price archive.

The Bank Buying Price Selling Price
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) Highest
Now
14.4806 0.58% 14.5072 0.59%
Bank NXT Bank NXT
Live Update
14.4316 0.61% 14.4785 0.61%
Arab International Bank (AIB) Arab International Bank (AIB)
Now
14.4136 0.53% 14.4502 0.50%
Commercial International Bank (CIB) Commercial International Bank (CIB)
Live Update
14.4104 0.63% 14.4513 0.63%
Egyptian Gulf Bank Egyptian Gulf Bank
Now
14.4093 0.52% 14.4539 0.48%
Suez Canal Bank Suez Canal Bank
Now
14.3964 0.65% 14.4883 0.64%
Al Baraka Bank Egypt Al Baraka Bank Egypt
Now
14.3883 0.56% 14.4524 0.54%
Housing & Development Bank (HDB) Housing & Development Bank (HDB)
Live Update
14.3761 0.52% 14.4273 0.51%
First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB)
Live Update
14.3672 0.59% 14.4578 0.61%
ALEXBANK ALEXBANK
Live Update
14.3576 0.71% 14.4524 0.69%
Central Bank of Egypt Central Bank of Egypt
Today's Rate
14.3519 0% 14.3905 0%
Banque Misr Banque Misr
Live Update
14.3512 0.50% 14.4436 0.50%
National Bank of Egypt National Bank of Egypt
Live Update
14.3512 0.50% 14.4513 0.50%
Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt
Live Update
14.35 0.56% 14.45 0.49%
Crédit Agricole Egypt Crédit Agricole Egypt
Now
14.3487 0.51% 14.4471 0.50%
Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait (ABK) Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait (ABK)
Today's Rate
14.3446 0% 14.3731 0%
QNB QNB
Live Update
14.3417 0.54% 14.4513 0.54%
Arab African International Bank Arab African International Bank
Live Update
14.3031 0.58% 14.4565 0.57%
National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) National Bank of Kuwait (NBK)
Live Update
14.2803 0.58% 14.5976 0.57%
Banque du Caire Banque du Caire
Live Update
14.2797 0% 14.3843 0%
Industrial Development Bank IDB Industrial Development Bank IDB
Live Update
14.2786 0.51% 14.5361 0.51%
SAIB Bank SAIB Bank
Live Update
14.21 0.50% 14.45 0.49%
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB)
Live Update
14.0832 0.65% 14.4617 0.64%
Egyptian Arab Land Bank Egyptian Arab Land Bank
Live Update
14.026 0.24% 14.414 0.24%
The United Bank The United Bank
Today's Rate
13.8906 0% 14.392 0%

Average Saudi Riyal Exchange Rate in Banks (Last 7 Business Days)

Price in EGP for 1 Saudi Riyal

Date Average Buy Average Sell
5 Nov, 2026
14.25 (-1.44%)
14.39 (-1.44%)
4 Nov, 2026
14.46 (-1.11%)
14.60 (-1.15%)
3 Nov, 2026
14.62 (-0.20%)
14.77 (-0.20%)
2 Nov, 2026
14.65 (-0.70%)
14.80 (-0.60%)
1 Nov, 2026
14.76 (-0.37%)
14.89 (-0.47%)
29 Oct, 2026
14.81 (-0.14%)
14.96 (-0.13%)
28 Oct, 2026
14.83 (0.00%)
14.98 (0%)

Note: These averages are based on the final closing buy and sell rates in banks at the end of each business day.

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The highest buying price for Saudi Riyal (SAR) today in Egyptian banks is 14.48 EGP. This rate is offered by Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), making it the highest rate among all banks today.

The lowest selling price for Saudi Riyal (SAR) in Egyptian banks is 14.37 EGP, offered by bank(s): Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait (ABK) (the best sell rate in banks today).

The buying price is the rate at which banks purchase foreign currency from customers and provide its value in the local currency. The selling price is the rate at which banks sell foreign currency in exchange for local currency.

The selling price is often higher than the buying price, which represents the profit margin that the bank earns from buying and selling foreign currencies.

The selling price is higher than the buying price because banks make a profit from the difference between the two rates, known as the "spread." This difference covers the bank’s operational costs and ensures a reasonable profit from trading activities.