Venezuela BCV Exchange Rate: USD to Bs. Today, March 2, 2026

Venezuela’s Central Bank Reports Bolivar/USD Exchange Rate of 419.9873 Bs/USD on March 2, 2026

On Monday, March 2, 2026, the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) published an official exchange rate of 419.9873 Bolivars (Bs) per 1 US Dollar (USD). This represents an increase of Bs. +2.6294 (+0.63%) compared to the previous trading day, according to data released by the BCV. The rate is calculated as a weighted average of daily operations conducted by participating banking institutions.

The publication of the BCV exchange rate aims to provide an official reference point for Venezuela’s foreign exchange market. Monitoring these daily updates is crucial for understanding the evolution of the official exchange rate.

Exchange Rate Fluctuations and Annual Variation

The accumulated annual variation of the exchange rate as of March 2, 2026, is +121.8442 Bolivars (+40.8677%). Compared to March 5, 2025 (used as a reference date), the increase amounts to +355.5029 Bolivars (+551.3006%).

On the same date last year, the accumulated annual variation was +24.1649%.

Comparative Exchange Rates

Alongside the official rate, the BCV also publishes indicative rates from various Venezuelan banks. As of February 27, 2026, these rates varied as follows:

Banco Nacional de Crédito: 433.9743 Bs/USD (Compra – Buy) / 438.7360 Bs/USD (Venta – Sell)
Banesco: 450.2563 Bs/USD (Compra) / 428.4962 Bs/USD (Venta)
N58 Banco Digital: 416.3944 Bs/USD (Compra) / 417.0161 Bs/USD (Venta)
Banco Provincial: 440.7969 Bs/USD (Compra) / 498.3436 Bs/USD (Venta)
Banco Exterior: 420.3870 Bs/USD (Compra) / 423.0623 Bs/USD (Venta)
Other Institutions: 481.0034 Bs/USD (Compra) / 475.9522 Bs/USD (Venta)

These rates reflect the buying and selling prices offered by individual banks and can differ from the BCV’s official rate.

Historical BCV Exchange Rate Data

For a comprehensive historical record of the BCV’s daily exchange rate, you can consult the statistics section on Finanzas Digital: Consultar tasa de cambio diaria BCV.

You can also compare the exchange rate with other countries in Latin America: Consultar tasa comparativa de Latinoamérica, and view the exchange rate by country: Consultar tasa de cambio por País.

Understanding the BCV and its Role

The Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV) is the primary economic authority in Venezuela, responsible for maintaining monetary and price stability. As outlined on the BCV’s official website, the institution plays a crucial role in managing the country’s financial system. The BCV’s actions directly impact inflation, access to foreign currency, and the overall economic health of Venezuela.

The BCV publishes data on a quarterly basis, with the most recent available data being for the first quarter of 2026. Año 2026, Trimestre I – Banco Central de Venezuela.

The BCV also maintains an active presence on social media, including Instagram: Photos by Banco Central de Venezuela (@bcv.org.ve) – Instagram. A recent post from February 26, 2026, indicates ongoing activity and communication from the institution.

The BCV exchange rate serves as a key benchmark for financial transactions, price setting, and economic planning within Venezuela. Staying informed about these daily updates is essential for making sound financial decisions in the current economic climate.