Cape Verdean Escudo to Belize Dollar (CVE/BZD)

At the latest reference rate, 1 CVE buys 0.0208247 BZD; the other way round, 1 BZD buys 48.02 CVE.

Data date 2026-09-27 Updated: 2026-09-28 13:17 UTC 158 currencies

Convert

1 CVE = 0.0208247 BZD

1 BZD = 48.02 CVE

See the Belize Dollar to Cape Verdean Escudo rate

Converted at the latest reference rate and rounded to the currency's usual number of decimals.

CVE/BZD rate trend

Over the Last year, Cape Verdean Escudo fell 2.61% against Belize Dollar.

CVE/BZD rate trend0.02062160.02095580.021290.02162430.021958509-2712-2803-2906-2809-27

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Change over range
-2.61%
Range high
0.0218663 2026-01-28
Range low
0.0207138 2026-07-02
Range average
0.0212195
Date
2025-09-27 → 2026-09-27 · 365 data points

Common amounts

Cape Verdean Escudo to Belize Dollar

CVE BZD
1 0.0208247
10 0.208247
50 1.04
100 2.08
500 10.41
1,000 20.82
5,000 104.12
10,000 208.25
50,000 1,041.23
100,000 2,082.47

Belize Dollar to Cape Verdean Escudo

BZD CVE
1 48.02
5 240.10
10 480.20
25 1,200.50
50 2,401.00
100 4,802.00
500 24,009.98
1,000 48,019.96
5,000 240,099.78
10,000 480,199.56

Recent daily rates

The last 10 dates with data for CVE/BZD.

Date Rate vs. previous
2026-09-27 0.0208247 +0.06%
2026-09-26 0.0208112 +0.24%
2026-09-25 0.0207608 -0.37%
2026-09-24 0.0208381 -0.20%
2026-09-23 0.02088 -0.35%
2026-09-22 0.0209523 0.00%
2026-09-21 0.0209515 -0.25%
2026-09-20 0.0210039 +0.11%
2026-09-19 0.0209816 +0.21%
2026-09-18 0.0209367 -0.49%

About this rate

An exchange rate is the ratio between two currencies. CVE/BZD on this page means how much Belize Dollar one unit of Cape Verdean Escudo buys; the inverse rate is the same relationship read the other way.

The rates here are daily reference mid-rates. They are good for estimating an amount or reading a trend, but they are not any institution's dealing price. Banks, bureaux de change and payment providers all add a spread and fees on top of the mid-rate, so what you actually receive is usually less than the figure computed here.

Every pair is derived from each currency's rate against the US dollar (CVE/BZD = USD/BZD ÷ USD/CVE), so cross rates between two thinly traded currencies carry more error than the major pairs.

FAQ

How often do these rates update?
The source publishes once a day; our scheduled job checks hourly and replaces the data as soon as something newer arrives. The "data date" at the top of each page is the day the displayed rates belong to.
Why does my bank quote a different rate?
What you see here is a reference mid-rate. A bank's buy and sell prices sit on either side of the mid-rate, with fees on top, so a gap is expected. For anything sizeable, go by the quote your provider gives you at the time.
Which currencies are covered?
158 in total: 154 active ISO 4217 fiat currencies, plus gold, silver, platinum and palladium priced per troy ounce. Pre-euro legacy currencies such as the Deutsche Mark and French franc, and superseded codes, are left out.
Why are some days missing from the chart?
Only points that were actually fetched get drawn — no value is carried over from the previous day. Where the source has no figure for a date, the chart simply skips it rather than interpolating.

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