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Saudi Riyal (SAR) to Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ) Exchange Rate Today

1 SAR = 2.033 GTQ
+0.16%

Indicative mid-market rate for SAR/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 Saudi Riyal to Guatemalan Quetzal rate is 2.033 GTQ per 1 SAR, up 0.16% (+0.0032824 GTQ) from the previous close of 2.0297. SAR/GTQ has traded between 2.0297–2.0336 today and 2.0233–2.0428 over the last 52 weeks. The rate is above its 50-day average (2.0192) and above its 200-day average (2.0268).

See GTQ to SAR rate1 GTQ = 0.49188 SAR
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Amount
SAR
Converted amount
2.033 GTQ
1 SAR = 2.033 GTQ
This is a mid-market reference rate. Buy and sell rates from banks and money changers may differ.

SAR to GTQ Chart

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

SAR/GTQ Market Statistics

All fields from live market data

Open2.0297
Previous Close2.0297
50-Day Average Rate2.0192
200-Day Average Rate2.0268
Foreign ExchangeDerived (USD cross)
Today's Range
2.02972.0336
52-Week Range
2.02332.0428

Conversion Tables

Common conversion amounts based on the current exchange rate

SAR → GTQ

AmountConverted
12.033 GTQ
510.1652 GTQ
1020.3303 GTQ
50101.65 GTQ
100203.30 GTQ
5001,016.52 GTQ
1,0002,033.03 GTQ

GTQ → SAR

AmountConverted
10.49188 SAR
52.4594 SAR
104.9188 SAR
5024.5939 SAR
10049.1879 SAR
500245.94 SAR
1,000491.88 SAR

Frequently Asked Questions

Today 1 Saudi Riyal (SAR) equals 2.033 Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ) at the mid-market rate, updated 24 Sep 2026 · 09:30 WIB.
100 SAR = 203.30 GTQ at the current rate. See the conversion table above for other amounts.
The SAR/GTQ rate is up 0.16% today and sits above its 50-day average of 2.0192. Over the last 52 weeks it has ranged between 2.0233 and 2.0428.
Multiply the SAR amount by the current rate. Example: 250 SAR × 2.033 = 508.26 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

SAR About Saudi Riyal

The Saudi Riyal rate is most checked by Indonesian pilgrims ahead of Hajj and Umrah. The Riyal (SAR) is issued by the Saudi Central Bank and pegged to the US Dollar, so SAR to IDR broadly follows the dollar rate — estimate your Riyal needs with the calculator above.

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.