On 2026-10-11, 1 Indian Rupee (BTN) = 1.0000 Indian Rupee (INR) at the mid-market rate. Conversely, 1 INR = 1.0000 BTN. Over the last 30 days the BTN/INR rate moved between 0.9986 and 1.0000, a change of +0.00%.
You have converted 5 BTN to INR : 5.000000 ₹.
On this page you can find the latest exchange rate between Indian Rupee and Indian Rupee, rates are updated every day, for this conversion we used the mid-market rate: 1. You can convert Indian Rupee to other different currencies with the converter on right sidebar.
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Indian Rupee (INR) Indian Rupee (BTN).
Last update : Sat, 10 Oct 2026 22:00:00 +0000
Last update : Sat, 10 Oct 2026 22:00:00 +0000
| Date | Indian Rupee | Indian Rupee |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, 08/26/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Tuesday, 08/25/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Monday, 08/24/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Sunday, 08/23/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Saturday, 08/22/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Friday, 08/21/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Tuesday, 08/18/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Monday, 08/17/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Sunday, 08/16/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| Saturday, 08/15/2026 | 1 BTN = | 1 INR |
| BTN | INR | BTN | INR |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 BTN = | 5.0000 INR | 5.0000 BTN = | 5 INR |
| 10 BTN = | 10.0000 INR | 10.0000 BTN = | 10 INR |
| 20 BTN = | 20.0000 INR | 20.0000 BTN = | 20 INR |
| 50 BTN = | 50.0000 INR | 50.0000 BTN = | 50 INR |
| 100 BTN = | 100.0000 INR | 100.0000 BTN = | 100 INR |
| 300 BTN = | 300.0000 INR | 300.0000 BTN = | 300 INR |
| 500 BTN = | 500.0000 INR | 500.0000 BTN = | 500 INR |
| 1000 BTN = | 1000.0000 INR | 1000.0000 BTN = | 1000 INR |
1 Indian Rupee is worth 1.0000 Indian Rupee at the mid-market rate of 2026-10-11. 1 Indian Rupee is worth 1.0000 Indian Rupee.
100 BTN = 100.00 INR, and 100 INR = 100.00 BTN (rate of 2026-10-11).
Over 30 days the rate went from 1.0000 to 1.0000 (+0.00%). The 30-day high was 1.0000 and the low was 0.9986.
XeConvert publishes daily mid-market reference rates aggregated from public market data and central bank sources. Banks, card issuers and exchange offices add a margin, so the rate you actually get may be slightly different.