Currency converter · Figures on this page update automatically.
The amount above is what 100 US dollars is worth in Korean won at the current mid-market exchange rate — the midpoint between the buy and sell quotes banks trade at with each other. It updates as the rate moves, so it is a live conversion rather than a fixed figure. To check any other amount, change the input on the converter and the won total recalculates against the same rate.
Will I actually receive this many won?
Almost certainly not. Banks, exchange booths, ATMs and card networks each quote a rate set away from the mid-market midpoint and may add a fee on top, so the won you walk away with is lower.
How do I convert a different amount?
Enter the dollar figure you want and the converter applies the same live mid-market rate. Conversion is a straight multiplication, so doubling the dollars doubles the won and you can scale any figure the same way.
What are the Korean won denominations?
Banknotes are issued in 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 and 50,000 won, with coins for smaller amounts, and the currency symbol is ₩. Prices in Korea are written in plain won, so everyday figures run into the thousands.