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Currency in Turkmenistan: TMT Send & Spend FX Guide

Resources for Expats, Travelers and Entrepreneurs Navigating Life and Trade in Turkmenistan with the Turkmenistani manat.

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What's in this Turkmenistan currency guide?

  1. Currency Facts & News
  2. Travel Money Rates
  3. Travel Guide
  4. Cost of Living
  5. USD/TMT Market Data
  6. Send Money to Turkmenistan

What currency is used in Turkmenistan?

The official currency of Turkmenistan (country code: TM) is the Turkmenistani manat, with symbol m and currency code TMT.

What is a good Turkmenistani manat exchange rate?

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Good things to know about the Turkmenistani manat

Key Facts about the Turkmenistani Manat (TMT)

1. Currency Symbol: The official symbol for the Turkmenistani Manat is ТМТ (TMT), with the code "TMT" used in international financial transactions.

2. Subdivisions: The Manat is subdivided into 100 tenga, although tenga coins have been largely withdrawn from circulation.

3. Central Bank: The Central Bank of Turkmenistan is responsible for issuing the Manat and managing monetary policy in the country.

4. Major Uses: The TMT is primarily used within Turkmenistan for all domestic transactions, with strict regulations on currency exchange for foreign currencies.

5. Legal Restrictions: Foreign exchange transactions involving the TMT are tightly controlled, impacting its availability outside of Turkmenistan.

6. Exchange Rate Behavior: The value of the Manat has been subject to fluctuations due to government policies and economic conditions; it is pegged to a basket of currencies but may experience volatility.

7. Popularity: The TMT is primarily used within Turkmenistan, with limited acceptance in international markets, making it less popular for travel outside the region.