Foreign exchange
Exchange rates
React Box tracks the official rates published by Bank Al-Maghrib. They are used to convert your foreign-currency documents, to follow a currency over time, and to alert you when a threshold is crossed.
Updated on August 14, 2026
What the rates are for
A single source of rates, three distinct uses.
- Consult the official Bank Al-Maghrib rates, updated automatically every business day.
- Convert foreign-currency invoices, purchases and receipts into your organization's currency.
- Watch a currency and get an alert as soon as it crosses the threshold you set.
The source: Bank Al-Maghrib
The rates come from the quotations published by the Moroccan central bank, fetched several times a day to account for the lag between the value date and the publication time. Every rate is dated: React Box keeps the history, which makes it possible both to draw a curve and to retrieve the exact rate for a given day.
Note
The three published rates
Bank Al-Maghrib publishes several rates for the same currency; they do not serve the same purpose.
Transfer rate
The reference rate, used for account-to-account operations. It is the one React Box uses for all of its accounting conversions.
Banknotes · buy
The rate at which banks buy foreign banknotes back, so the one you get when exchanging cash.
Banknotes · sell
The rate at which banks sell foreign banknotes, so the one you pay to buy cash.
Consulting the rates
Two complementary tools, available to every organization.
History chart
Follow several currencies side by side over one month, three months, six months or a year, and switch between the transfer rate and the banknote rates.
Converter
Instantly convert an amount into dirham at the latest known transfer rate, without leaving the page.
Going further
How rates apply to your documents, and how to be warned of a move.