1 AUD to INR
A$1 AUD = ₹65.90 INR
1 AUD = ₹65.9030 · 1 INR = A$0.01517 · mid-market, 16 Oct 2026 05:53 UTC
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That figure is the mid-market benchmark, the rate banks trade with each other at. It is not the rate you will be given. The table below shows what A$1 actually turns into once each bank applies its own spread.
What actually lands
A$1.00 AUD through an Indian bank today
Mid-market values this at ₹65.90. Banks quote on either side of that. Across the 22 banks publishing a card rate right now, the outcome on this amount varies by ₹2.70.
| Bank | Their rate | You receive | vs mid-market |
|---|---|---|---|
 Doha Bank | 66.1100 | ₹66.11 | +₹0.21+0.31% |
 Indian Overseas Bank | 65.5900 | ₹65.59 | −₹0.31−0.47% |
 Punjab National Bank | 65.2200 | ₹65.22 | −₹0.68−1.04% |
 UCO Bank | 65.2000 | ₹65.20 | −₹0.70−1.07% |
 Bank of Baroda | 65.1700 | ₹65.17 | −₹0.73−1.11% |
 State Bank of India | 64.9700 | ₹64.97 | −₹0.93−1.42% |
 IndusInd Bank | 64.8300 | ₹64.83 | −₹1.07−1.63% |
 ICICI Bank | 64.7200 | ₹64.72 | −₹1.18−1.80% |
Published TT card rates, the upper bound on what a retail customer pays. Treasury desks negotiate underneath them. Informational only, not a recommendation. Compare all 31 banks quoting AUD →
Conversion table
Other AUD amounts in INR
| AUD | INR |
|---|---|
| A$1 | ₹65.90 |
| A$10 | ₹659.03 |
| A$50 | ₹3,295.15 |
| A$100 | ₹6,590.30 |
| A$500 | ₹32,951.50 |
| A$1,000 | ₹65,903.00 |
| A$2,000 | ₹1,31,806.00 |
| A$5,000 | ₹3,29,515.00 |
| A$10,000 | ₹6,59,030.00 |
| A$25,000 | ₹16,47,575.00 |
| A$50,000 | ₹32,95,150.00 |
| A$100,000 | ₹65,90,300.00 |
Mid-market conversions. Banks and card issuers quote either side of this, convert INR to AUD instead →
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Banks quote a different rate in each direction. The gap between the two is the spread you pay.
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