ZAR to INR Today — Live 1 South African Rand in Indian Rupee
Live ZAR to INR exchange rate. Convert South African Rand (ZAR) to Indian Rupee (INR) at today's mid-market rate — free, instant, and refreshed every minute.
As of 3 Nov 2026, 5:32 am IST, 1 ZAR = 5.714 INR.
ZAR → INR Converter
Live rate: 1 ZAR = 5.71 INR
About the ZAR/INR exchange rate
The ZAR/INR rate tells you how many Indian Rupee you get for one South African Rand. It's quoted as a live mid-market rate — the midpoint between the buy and sell prices dealt on the global forex market. That's the fairest number to start from before comparing bank, card, or money-transfer quotes.
People in India track ZAR to INR for remittances from South Africa, travel budgets, international invoices, card transactions abroad, tuition payments, and cross-border investments. Whether you're sending money home, paying a supplier, or booking a flight, the live ZAR/INR number on this page is the same reference rate used by financial data providers.
ZAR to INR conversion table
Common ZAR amounts converted to INR at today's live rate — updates every minute.
| ZAR | INR | INR | ZAR |
|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | ₹5.71 | ₹1 | R0,18 |
| R5 | ₹28.57 | ₹5 | R0,88 |
| R10 | ₹57.14 | ₹10 | R1,75 |
| R20 | ₹114.28 | ₹20 | R3,50 |
| R50 | ₹285.70 | ₹50 | R8,75 |
| R100 | ₹571.40 | ₹100 | R17,50 |
| R200 | ₹1,142.79 | ₹200 | R35,00 |
| R500 | ₹2,856.98 | ₹500 | R87,50 |
| R1,000 | ₹5,713.97 | ₹1,000 | R175,01 |
| R2,000 | ₹11,427.93 | ₹2,000 | R350,02 |
| R5,000 | ₹28,569.84 | ₹5,000 | R875,05 |
| R10,000 | ₹57,139.67 | ₹10,000 | R1 750,10 |
ZAR to INR currency chart — today's high, low and change
Interactive ZAR/INR chart over 7 days, 1 month, 3 months, 1 year and 5 years, with today's rate, previous close, daily change, period high, low, average and volatility.
ZAR/INR volatility over the selected range: 2.81%. Historical mid-market rates from the European Central Bank (frankfurter.app) with an open daily-rates fallback for currencies outside the ECB set. Weekends and holidays use the previous trading day's close, so "today's high / low" reflects the latest close versus the previous close rather than intraday ticks.
What moves the ZAR to INR rate?
- Interest-rate decisions from the South Africa and India central banks
- Inflation data and GDP growth in both economies
- Trade balance, remittance flows, and oil-price swings
- Global risk sentiment and moves in the US Dollar Index (DXY)
- Foreign portfolio investment and equity-market flows
Frequently asked questions
What is 1 ZAR to INR today?
1 ZAR to INR today is the live mid-market price of one South African Rand in Indian Rupee. The exact value is shown in the live rate card and converter at the top of this page and refreshes every minute during market hours.
How is the ZAR/INR exchange rate calculated?
We take the live ZAR→USD and INR→USD rates from open exchange-rate feeds and derive ZAR/INR as (INR per USD) ÷ (ZAR per USD). That gives you the mid-market rate — the midpoint between the buy and sell prices on the global forex market.
Is the ZAR to INR rate on this page the same as what my bank gives me?
No. Banks, cards and money-transfer apps quote a customer rate that includes a spread of roughly 1–4% above the mid-market ZAR/INR rate. Comparing your provider's quote with the live number here is the fastest way to see the FX fee you're paying.
Why does the ZAR to INR rate keep changing?
ZAR/INR is a live forex rate. It moves continuously as banks, funds and businesses trade currencies around the world. Interest-rate decisions, inflation data, oil prices, and cross-border flows can all shift the rate several times per minute.
How can I convert a larger amount from ZAR to INR?
Use the converter at the top — type any amount of South African Rand (ZAR) and the equivalent Indian Rupee (INR) is calculated instantly at the same live rate. The quick amount table also shows common values (1, 10, 100, 1000, up to 10,000 ZAR).
When are ZAR/INR markets open?
Forex trades 24 hours a day, five days a week — from Monday morning in Sydney to Friday evening in New York. On weekends the rate you see reflects Friday's close until Asian markets reopen on Monday.