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Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) to Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ) Exchange Rate Today

1 MYR = 1.8835 GTQ
-0.18%

Indicative mid-market rate for MYR/GTQ, computed via the US dollar. This pair isn't quoted directly — the rate, chart and stats are derived from USD reference rates.

Today's Malaysian Ringgit to Guatemalan Quetzal rate is 1.8835 GTQ per 1 MYR, down 0.18% (−0.0033565 GTQ) from the previous close of 1.8868. MYR/GTQ has traded between 1.8835–1.889 today and 1.7489–1.9659 over the last 52 weeks. The rate is above its 50-day average (1.83) and above its 200-day average (1.8605).

See GTQ to MYR rate1 GTQ = 0.52912 MYR
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Amount
MYR
Converted amount
1.8835 GTQ
1 MYR = 1.8835 GTQ
This is a mid-market reference rate. Buy and sell rates from banks and money changers may differ.

MYR to GTQ Chart

Daily candlestick chart based on end-of-day market data

MYR/GTQ Market Statistics

All fields from live market data

Open1.889
Previous Close1.8868
50-Day Average Rate1.83
200-Day Average Rate1.8605
Foreign ExchangeDerived (USD cross)
Today's Range
1.88351.889
52-Week Range
1.74891.9659

Conversion Tables

Common conversion amounts based on the current exchange rate

MYR → GTQ

AmountConverted
11.8835 GTQ
59.4174 GTQ
1018.8348 GTQ
5094.1738 GTQ
100188.35 GTQ
500941.74 GTQ
1,0001,883.48 GTQ

GTQ → MYR

AmountConverted
10.52912 MYR
52.6456 MYR
105.2912 MYR
5026.4562 MYR
10052.9124 MYR
500264.56 MYR
1,000529.12 MYR

Frequently Asked Questions

Today 1 Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) equals 1.8835 Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ) at the mid-market rate, updated 4 Sep 2026 · 05:10 WIB.
100 MYR = 188.35 GTQ at the current rate. See the conversion table above for other amounts.
The MYR/GTQ rate is down 0.18% today and sits above its 50-day average of 1.83. Over the last 52 weeks it has ranged between 1.7489 and 1.9659.
Multiply the MYR amount by the current rate. Example: 250 MYR × 1.8835 = 470.87 GTQ. The converter on this page does this automatically, in both directions.
Rates come from global foreign-exchange market data and refresh regularly (about every 5 minutes) while markets are open. The chart uses daily closing (end-of-day) data.
No — this page is a rate reference, not a money-changing or remittance service. Mid-market rates usually differ from the buy/sell rates offered by banks and money changers.

About the Currencies

MYR About Malaysian Ringgit

The Malaysian Ringgit rate is one of the most searched in Indonesia — for migrant workers, cross-border travel and trade. The Ringgit (MYR) is issued by Bank Negara Malaysia; check today's MYR to IDR rate and its history on this page.

GTQ About Guatemalan Quetzal

Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ) is a currency traded on the global foreign-exchange market. On this page you can track its rate against other currencies, with a daily chart, conversion tables and rate history.

Exchange-rate data is provided by Financial Modeling Prep (FMP). Rates shown are mid-market reference rates for informational purposes only and are not an offer to buy or sell any currency.