Cross-country purchasing power comparison — how much each currency $1 USD buys, including South Sudan.
How much of each currency you get for $1 USD, ranked from highest to lowest. Higher value means the currency is weaker (more units needed per USD).
Complete directory of all 31 licensed commercial banks in the Republic of South Sudan, listed in chronological order of operations as per the official Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) registry.
Complete directory of all licensed Forex Bureaus and financial hubs in South Sudan as per the Bank of South Sudan (BoSS) registry. Includes 40 valid licenses, 61 expired records, and 20 verified financial hubs with contact details. Use the search box below to filter by bureau name, license number, location, or service.
This platform is built for accountability in South Sudan's financial system. Every rate displayed has a verifiable source. We disclose exactly where data comes from, when it was last confirmed, and the margin of error you should expect.
Official Rates: Published by the Bank of South Sudan (BoSS). Updated by platform administrators when BoSS releases new circulars. These represent the central bank's official buy/sell rates.
Street Market Rates: Collected from licensed forex bureaus operating in Juba. These reflect the actual cash market. Rates may vary by 1-3% between providers depending on location, volume, and negotiation.
Regional Rates: Sourced from open.er-api.com — a free exchange rate API that aggregates data from European Central Bank and other institutional sources. Updated daily.
⚠️ Important: All rates are indicative. Actual rates at any forex bureau will depend on transaction size, counterparty, and market conditions at that moment. Always confirm the rate before transacting.
This is an independent transparency initiative. We are not affiliated with the Bank of South Sudan or any government entity.