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Danish Krone (DKK) exchange rate today

Danish KroneDKK · Symbol: Dkr
1 DKK = 0.1499 USD1 USD = 6.6713 DKK1 DKK = 0.1338 EUR1 EUR = 7.4734 DKK Last update:

Live exchange rates for the Danish Krone (DKK) against 290 currencies, precious metals and cryptocurrencies. Open any pair below for its rate history, a one-year analysis and ready-made conversion tables.

Top converted currencies with Danish Krone

Pair1 DKK =Inverse
DKK → EUR Euro0.1338 EUR1 EUR = 7.4734 DKK
DKK → USD US Dollar0.1499 USD1 USD = 6.6713 DKK
DKK → GBP Pound Sterling0.1121 GBP1 GBP = 8.9211 DKK
DKK → SEK Swedish Krona1.4886 SEK1 SEK = 0.6718 DKK
DKK → INR Indian Rupee14.2312 INR1 INR = 0.07027 DKK
DKK → AUD Australian Dollar0.2131 AUD1 AUD = 4.6925 DKK
DKK → CAD Canadian Dollar0.2099 CAD1 CAD = 4.7639 DKK
DKK → NOK Norwegian Krone1.4001 NOK1 NOK = 0.7142 DKK
DKK → PKR Pakistani Rupee41.4845 PKR1 PKR = 0.02411 DKK

Danish Krone against all currencies

Currency1 DKK =
Euro EUR 0.1338 EUR
Pound Sterling GBP 0.1121 GBP
Swiss Franc CHF 0.1237 CHF
Swedish Krona SEK 1.4886 SEK
Norwegian Krone NOK 1.4001 NOK
Russian Ruble RUB 12.0414 RUB
Albanian Lek ALL 12.1436 ALL
Belarusian Ruble BYN 0.4398 BYN
Belarusian Ruble BYR 2,937.96 BYR
Bosnia And Herzegovina Convertible Mark BAM 0.2617 BAM
Bulgarian Lev BGN 0.2617 BGN
Croatian Kuna HRK 1.0082 HRK
Cypriot Pound CYP 0.07831 CYP
Czech Koruna CZK 3.2556 CZK
Gibraltar Pound GIP 0.1121 GIP
Hungarian Forint HUF 49.0704 HUF
Icelandic Króna ISK 18.2501 ISK
Macedonian Denar MKD 8.2307 MKD
Maltese Lira MTL 0.05744 MTL
Moldovan Leu MDL 2.6982 MDL
Polish Złoty PLN 0.5891 PLN
Romanian Leu RON 0.7157 RON
Serbian Dinar RSD 15.7438 RSD
Ukrainian Hryvnia UAH 6.7712 UAH

Currency facts

ISO code
DKK
Symbol
Dkr
Countries List
  • Greenland
  • Denmark
  • Faroe Islands
Region
Europe

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