Euro to Argentine Peso Today: Official, Blue and Crypto Rates (2026)

For the euro to Argentine peso, CacaoCash delivers the most pesos of the routes that arrive in seconds: €1,000 became ≈ 1,762,000 pesos on 7 November 2026 (≈ 176,200 per €100), 2.5% fee included and shown before you confirm. The official euro rate gives 1,724,410 and a Mastercard paying in pesos gives 1,648,500.

This is not a live quote page: the rate changes every day and Ámbito or Google already show it. This guide answers the question that matters to whoever sends money: how many pesos does my family actually receive per €100, depending on the route. It is for Argentines in Spain and for anyone with family or rent to pay in Argentina.

Euro to Argentine peso today: how many pesos arrive per €1,000 (7 November 2026)

Assumptions: official euro from dolarapi.com, 5 November 2026 (1,724.41 buying, 1,738.38 selling). EUR/USD 1.1165 (European Central Bank, 6 November); the blue euro is derived (1,535 × 1.1165 ≈ 1,714 per euro), there is no official blue euro quote. Mastercard: 100,000 pesos cost €60.66, so €1 = 1,648.5 pesos (mastercard.com converter, 6 November). CacaoCash: 1 × 1.1165 × 0.995 (SEPA deposit about 0.5% below market) × 0.975 (2.5% fee) × 1,626.95 (the app's rate on 7 November ≈ 16:00 UTC) ≈ 1,762 pesos per euro; the exact figure is shown in the app before you confirm. Wise and SWIFT are for €1,000 on 7 November (Wise: €17.83 fee, rate 1,721.76, public API; SWIFT: US$1,116.50 minus ≈ US$25 intermediary and US$50 receiving fee at Banco Galicia, × 1,520, estimate). The official and blue euro and Mastercard rows are rates multiplied by 1,000, with no fee.

Reading the table: CacaoCash beat the Mastercard rate by ≈ 6.9% and Wise by ≈ 4%, the same day. It is not the "official" figure that wins; the difference is in which dollar the euros are converted at.

What each rate means

Official. The rate Banco Nación and the banks use. On 5 November the euro was 1,724.41 buying and 1,738.38 selling. If your bank or a remittance app converts "at the official rate", this is roughly the one.

Blue. The informal market rate. On 7 November the blue dollar was 1,535 buying and 1,555 selling. There is no official quote for a blue euro, so it is derived: ≈ 1,714 pesos per euro. Nobody sends money "at the blue" from abroad any more; it is mostly a reference.

MEP (bolsa). The dollar obtained legally by buying and selling a bond, 1,560.20 buying on 7 November, which is ≈ 1,742 pesos per euro. It is the legal market rate closest to what you are used to hearing about. See the guide to the blue, MEP and official dollar.

Crypto dollar. The rate for pesos obtained by moving digital dollars (USDT), 1,648.20 buying and 1,654.97 selling on 7 November. At that dollar, €1 is worth ≈ 1,840 pesos before any cost, the highest of all the rates here.

Card dollar. What a card pays when used in Argentina, and it is why paying with a foreign card is expensive. See card dollar vs crypto dollar.

Why you see the crypto dollar through CacaoCash

A bank or a card takes your euros and converts them at the official side. CacaoCash turns your euros into dollars (the SEPA deposit has no CacaoCash fee, euros to dollars costs about 0.5% below market) and sends pesos at a rate close to the crypto dollar, with a 2.5% fee shown before you confirm. You do not need to know anything about crypto: you deposit euros from your Spanish bank, enter the alias, CBU or CVU, and the app shows how many pesos arrive. They land in seconds, 24/7, and whoever receives them pays nothing.

That is where the ≈ 6.9% over the card comes from, a range that in practice goes up to 10% more pesos than with a foreign card once your bank's foreign exchange commission is counted (check your bank's own figure). Verification takes an Argentine DNI or a Spanish passport.

How many pesos is €100, €300 and €500 today

With the app's rate on 7 November, at the 2.5% fee: €100 ≈ 176,200 pesos, €300 ≈ 528,700, €500 ≈ 881,100 and €1,000 ≈ 1,762,000. A first estimate; the amount changes with the rate. The limit is 3,000,000 pesos per transfer, 6,000,000 per month and 20,000,000 per year.

For the whole picture of the routes, with a fresh €500 table, read the guide to sending money to Argentina from Spain. To pay an alias correctly, see alias, CVU and CBU explained.

Rates move every day

Everything above is dated 5 to 7 November 2026 and will be out of date in a few days. To see today's number use the calculator on the send money page (in Spanish), and for the rates themselves, the dollar rate in Argentina. Compare the final peso figure, not the fee: the fee is the small part.

FAQ

How many pesos are 100 euros today?

On 7 November 2026, ≈ 176,200 pesos arrive through CacaoCash with the 2.5% fee included. At the official Banco Nación buying rate it is 172,441 (5 November), and with a Mastercard 164,850 (6 November). The number changes daily.

What is the blue euro today?

There is no official quote for it. Derived from the blue dollar (1,535 buying) and EUR/USD 1.1165, it is ≈ 1,714 pesos per euro on 7 November 2026. It is an estimate.

Is the official euro the rate I get when I send money?

Only if you use a bank or an app that converts at the official rate. The official euro was 1,724.41 buying on 5 November. Routes at the crypto dollar, such as CacaoCash, arrived with more pesos on 7 November.

Is the euro to peso rate the same on Google and in the app?

No. Google shows a market rate that does not match what your family receives. What counts is the peso figure the app shows before you confirm.

Does the person who receives the pesos pay anything?

No. The 2.5% fee is shown to you before you confirm and the recipient pays nothing. Check the details on the fees page.

Calculate how many pesos arrive with the calculator (in Spanish).