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26 October 2026: SBI TT Buying Rate & Forex Card Rates Today — USD, EUR, GBP, JPY

Quick Answer

On 26 October 2026, SBI's TT buying rate is ₹94.55 for USD, ₹105.25 for EUR, ₹125.67 for GBP and ₹59.93 per 100 JPY — the rates Rule 115 (new Rule 206 under the Income-tax Act, 2025) uses to convert foreign income for Indian ITRs when this is the specified date.

On 26 October 2026, SBI's TT buying rate for the US dollar stood at 94.55 rupees per unit, a rise from 94.45 on the previous card dated 23 October 2026. The euro also strengthened to 105.25 from 105.07, whilst the pound sterling remained unchanged at 125.67.

By the numbers: On 26 October 2026, SBI’s telegraphic transfer (TT) buying rate for the US Dollar is ₹94.55 — the exact rate Rule 115 of the Income-tax Rules, 1962 (carried forward as Rule 206 under the Income-tax Act, 2025 from FY 2026-27) prescribes for converting foreign income of this specified date into rupees. Source: Income Tax Department (Rule 115, Income-tax Rules 1962 — new Rule 206 from FY 2026-27); rates from SBI’s official FOREX CARD RATES sheet of 26 October 2026.

SBI TT buying rate today — the four currencies most ITRs need (26 October 2026)

CurrencyTT BuyINR per 1 unitChange vs 23 October 2026
USD94.55₹94.55▲ 0.1
EUR105.25₹105.25▲ 0.18
GBP125.67₹125.67unchanged
JPY (per 100)59.93₹0.5993▲ 0.0013
"The TT buying rate on the Rule 115 specified date (Rule 206 under the new Income-tax Act, 2025) — not the day you were paid, and never a Google rate — is the figure that goes into your return." — CA Juber Attar, TaxFetch e-CA Tax Expert

Revised card: SBI reissued its rate card later on 26 October 2026; the figures below reflect the latest card of the day.

For taxpayers converting foreign income into rupees for income-tax return purposes, today's upward movement in major currencies means a slightly higher rupee equivalent of overseas earnings. Rule 115 (carried forward as Rule 206 under the Income-tax Act, 2025 from financial year 2026–27 onwards) prescribes the SBI TT buying rate on a specified date for forex conversion in ITR schedules. Using today's revised card, remittances in dollars, euros, yen, Australian dollars, Canadian dollars, Singapore dollars, dirhams and riyals all translate into marginally more rupees than the 23 October 2026 rates, which can affect taxable income and foreign tax credit computations.

SBI FOREX card rates for 26 October 2026 — full table

All figures are from SBI’s official FOREX CARD RATES sheet (card time 9:07 AM IST). JPY is quoted per 100 units, so divide the card figure by 100 for the per-yen rate — the INR-per-1-unit column below already does this.

CurrencyTT BuyTT SellBill BuyBill SellINR per 1 unitDay change
USD US Dollar94.5595.4094.4895.57₹94.55▲ 0.1
EUR Euro105.25107.92105.17108.11₹105.25▲ 0.18
GBP British Pound125.67128.52125.58128.75₹125.67unchanged
JPY Japanese Yen (per 100)59.9361.2559.8861.35₹0.5993▲ 0.0013
CHF Swiss Franc113.42117.26113.34117.47₹113.42▼ 0.23
AUD Australian Dollar65.6167.9265.5668.04₹65.61▲ 0.19
CAD Canadian Dollar67.0468.6266.9968.75₹67.04▲ 0.08
SGD Singapore Dollar73.4175.2473.3575.38₹73.41▲ 0.05
AED UAE Dirham25.2326.5125.2226.56₹25.23▲ 0.02
SAR Saudi Riyal24.1226.8324.1026.88₹24.12▲ 0.07

📄 Download the official SBI rate card PDF for 26 October 2026 — the dated card, exactly as SBI published it, from the TaxFetch archive (free, no sign-in needed). Keep it with your ITR working papers.

What is SBI’s TT buying rate for USD today?

SBI's TT buying rate for the US dollar on 26 October 2026 is 94.55 rupees per unit. This is the rate taxpayers should use when converting dollar income for income-tax return schedules on this specified date.

Why does my ITR need the SBI TT buying rate and not a Google rate?

Rule 115 read with Rule 26 of the Income-tax Rules, 1962 (carried forward as Rule 206 and Rule 207 under the Income-tax Act, 2025 from FY 2026–27) mandates SBI's telegraphic transfer buying rate, not consumer search-engine rates, as the official conversion standard for tax filings. Google rates are indicative mid-market or interbank quotations and do not satisfy the statutory requirement for ITR reporting.

Which date’s rate should I actually use?

Rule 115 fixes a specified date per income type — and the same specified dates carry forward as Rule 206 of the Income-tax Rules, 2026 under the Income-tax Act, 2025 (income of FY 2026-27 onward). In short: FY 2025-26 and earlier returns cite Rule 115; FY 2026-27 onward cite Rule 206 — the rate itself is SBI’s TT buying rate either way. Per income type — for foreign salary and RSU/ESOP perquisites it is the last day of the month before the month the income fell due; for capital gains, the last day of the month before the month of transfer; Schedule FA closing balances take the 31 December rate. Our free SBI TTBR lookup tool works the date rule out for you, steps back to the last published card when SBI issued none, and shows the archive back to January 2020 with every original PDF.

About the Author

CA Juber Attar

CA Juber Attar

Founder of TaxFetch India

CA Juber Attar is a Chartered Accountant by profession and the founder of TaxFetch India. He has deep expertise in income tax, GST, TDS/TCS and compliance for Indian individuals and businesses, and writes to make India's complex tax rules simple, accurate and genuinely actionable.

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