Convert Haitian Gourde to Panamanian Balboa (HTG to PAB)

Real-time mid-market exchange rates, BRH benchmark figures, and Haitian banking spreads.

🇭🇹 HTG
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🇵🇦 PAB
1 HTG = 0.0076 PAB • 1 PAB = 130.9515 HTG

Conversion Tables

Convert HTG to PAB

HTGPAB
50 HTG0.381821 PAB
100 HTG0.763642 PAB
250 HTG1.91 PAB
500 HTG3.82 PAB
1,000 HTG7.64 PAB
2,500 HTG19.09 PAB
5,000 HTG38.18 PAB
10,000 HTG76.36 PAB

Convert PAB to HTG

PABHTG
50 PAB6,547.57 HTG
100 PAB13,095.15 HTG
250 PAB32,737.87 HTG
500 PAB65,475.73 HTG
1,000 PAB130,951.47 HTG
2,500 PAB327,378.67 HTG
5,000 PAB654,757.34 HTG
10,000 PAB1,309,514.67 HTG

Haitian Foreign Exchange Overview

The Haitian Gourde (HTG, symbol "G", divided into 100 centimes) is the national currency of the Republic of Haiti. It is issued and regulated by the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (Banque de la République d'Haïti - BRH), which oversees monetary policy and establishes daily reference rates calculated from commercial bank transactions.

In Haiti, prominent banking groups including Unibank, Sogebank, and Banque Nationale de Crédit (BNC) handle major exchange operations and international money transfers (diaspora remittances). Travelers arriving via Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP) can access licensed exchange desks and international ATMs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official exchange rate between Haitian Gourde and Panamanian Balboa?

The current mid-market exchange rate is 1 HTG = 0.0076 PAB (1 PAB = 130.9515 HTG) as of October 6, 2026.

Where can I exchange HTG in Haiti or internationally?

You can exchange Haitian Gourde at licensed Haitian commercial banks like Unibank, Sogebank, Banque Nationale de Crédit (BNC), Capital Bank, and official exchange bureaus in Port-au-Prince (Pétion-Ville) and Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP).

What are the customs declaration limits for cash entering Haiti?

Under Haitian Customs regulations (Administration Générale des Douanes - AGD), travelers arriving or departing with physical currency or negotiable instruments equal to or exceeding 10,000 USD (or equivalent in gourdes) must declare it in writing.