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🇹🇿 TZS to 🇮🇳 INRTanzanian Shilling to Indian Rupee (Rs) Rate Today

Live indicative interbank rate, June 2026. Updated daily at 01:00 UTC.

Convert Tanzanian Shilling to Indian Rupee at the live indicative interbank rate with the converter below. A reference for importers, businesses and Tanzanian Shilling–Indian Rupee trade.

LiveUpdated 2026-06-15 · Computed by inverse
1 TZS = 0.03623 INR

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1 TZS = 0.04 INR · Updated 2026-06-15 21:47

TZS → INR conversion table

TZSINR
50018.12
1,00036.23
2,00072.46
5,000181.16
10,000362.32
25,000905.80
50,0001,811.59
100,0003,623.19
250,0009,057.97
500,00018,115.94
1,000,00036,231.88

Table computed at the indicative rate of 1 TZS = 0.03623 INR. Real operator-side values include a 1%-4% spread.

Why the TZS/INR rate matters for trade

India is a major source of Tanzania's imports — pharmaceuticals, petroleum products, machinery and vehicles — and a buyer of Tanzanian cashews, gold and pulses, inside the broader $100-billion-a-year India–Africa trade. Importers in Dar es Salaam track the rupee to cost shipments.

Trade and community

Tanzania, and especially Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam, has a long-standing community of Indian descent active in trade and retail — so the INR/TZS rate serves family and business ties as well as importers.

Tanzanian Shilling to Indian Rupee exchange rate history

Building rate history — check back soon.

What moves the Tanzanian Shilling rate

The Tanzanian shilling is on a managed float under the Bank of Tanzania. Gold, tourism, agricultural exports (cashews, coffee) and the import bill — including used vehicles from Japan — shape the rate.

About the Tanzanian Shilling

The Tanzanian Shilling (TZS, TSh) is the official currency of Tanzania, issued by the Bank of Tanzania and notionally subdivided into 100 cents — though the cent denomination is no longer in circulation. Tanzania operates a managed-float regime, and the Shilling has been comparatively stable against the USD over the 2020s relative to peers, partly because of consistent gold-export revenue and a current-account balance closer to neutral. M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa (now branded Mixx by Yas) and Airtel Money dominate the in-country mobile-money landscape, and the Bank of Tanzania has been progressive in enabling cross-border M-Pesa Global transfers to Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and beyond. Tanzania abolished the 2021 mobile-money transfer levy on P2P sends but retains a tiered withdrawal levy capped at TZS 4,000 per cash-out at agent or ATM.

About the Indian Rupee

The Indian Rupee (INR, ₹) is issued by the Reserve Bank of India and is subdivided into 100 paise. India is one of Africa's largest trading partners — bilateral trade is on the order of $100 billion a year, having roughly doubled over five years — so the rupee is a genuine trade currency across the continent, not just a remittance unit. South Africa is India's single largest African trade partner, followed by Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya and others; the goods range from pharmaceuticals and refined petroleum to vehicles, machinery and agricultural products. The rupee also matters to the large Indian-origin communities in Southern and East Africa — well over a million people of Indian descent in South Africa, with significant populations in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Mauritius — who move money and price goods in both directions. Direct INR/Africa interbank quotes are limited, so most rates are computed through the US dollar.

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FAQ

What is the TZS/INR exchange rate today?
The indicative rate is 1 TZS = 0.03623 INR, updated 2026-06-15. This is an interbank mid-market reference; banks and forex bureaus apply their own margin on an actual payment.
How much is 100 TZS in INR?
100 TZS ≈ 3.62 INR at the indicative rate. For 500 TZS: 18.12 INR. Use the converter above to try other amounts.
Is this the rate for importing or paying a TZS/INR supplier?
This is the indicative interbank mid-market rate. Banks, forex bureaus and trade-finance providers add a margin (often 1%-3%) on top, and a SWIFT wire or letter of credit may carry fixed fees. Use this rate as the benchmark to judge a bank's quote on a TZS/INR payment.
Is the Indian Rupee a stable currency?
The Indian Rupee (INR, ₹) is issued by the Reserve Bank of India and is subdivided into 100 paise. India is one of Africa's largest trading partners — bilateral trade is on the order of $100 billion a year, having roughly doubled over five years — so the rupee is a genuine trade currency across the continent, not just a remittance unit.
Where do I get the best TZS/INR rate?
Compare your bank's quoted rate against the mid-market figure above. For larger trade payments, banks and specialist FX/trade-finance providers negotiate margins; the wider the spread over mid-market, the more a large invoice costs. We show the reference rate, not a provider quote.

Rates shown on this page are indicative interbank reference rates updated daily. For an actual trade payment, banks, forex bureaus and trade-finance providers add a 1%-3% margin above this reference, plus any fixed fees (SWIFT wire, letter of credit). Use this rate as a benchmark, not a quote. MomoCalc does not process payments.