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Convert Bitcoin, Ethereum and other coins to Pakistani rupees at a live price, or at a price you type in.
Choose a coin, enter the amount and choose Convert to PKR. Your figures appear here.
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An estimate. Live prices are provided by CoinGecko and may differ from the price on your exchange. To see the profit on a sale, use the Crypto Profit Calculator.
A conversion is the amount of the coin multiplied by the price of one coin in Pakistani rupees.
Short answers on converting crypto to Pakistani rupees and on where the price comes from.
Multiply the amount of the coin by the price of one coin in rupees. 0.5 BTC at Rs 20,000,000 a coin is 0.5 × Rs 20,000,000 = Rs 10,000,000. Choose your coin, enter the amount and press Convert to PKR.
From CoinGecko, a price tracker, when you press Get Live Price or press Convert to PKR with the price left empty. It is a market price gathered across exchanges, so it can differ a little from the price on your own exchange and may be a few minutes old. You can type the price your exchange shows instead.
Because an exchange takes a fee, and often a spread between its buy and sell prices. Enter the fee to see what is left: a 0.5% fee on Rs 10,000,000 is Rs 50,000, which leaves Rs 9,950,000. Withdrawing the rupees to a bank can cost more again.
Most crypto trading is priced in US dollars, so a coin's price in rupees moves with the coin and with the exchange rate between the rupee and the dollar. The live price here is a market price in rupees, and a local exchange or a person-to-person seller can quote above or below it. Type the price you are offered for an exact figure. For the dollar figure, use the Crypto → USD Converter.
Selling crypto for rupees is a sale, and a profit on it can be taxable. Pakistan's rules for virtual assets are new and still changing, so check the current guidance from the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) or ask a tax adviser before you file. This page works out the conversion only, not the tax.
No. The conversion is worked out in your browser. When you ask for a live price, your browser asks CoinGecko for the price of the coin you chose, so CoinGecko sees the coin and your IP address but not the amount. The Privacy Policy says more.