On February 26, 2026, the dollar card exchange rate is reported at $1471.30, marking a 2% increase compared to the same day the previous week. Over the past month, however, the dollar card has decreased slightly, down 2% compared to January. This indicates a period of fluctuation for Argentine currency in relation to U.S. dollars, often used for international transactions through credit and debit cards.

In terms of year-on-year performance, the dollar card has increased by 5% when compared to February of last year, when it was valued at $1405.63. This suggests a slow but steady upward trend in the cost of utilizing services abroad for Argentine consumers, who often rely on this exchange rate for online purchases and other international payments.

Additionally, a comparison between the dollar card and the blue dollar illustrates a 3% gap, with the blue dollar currently at $1425. This disparity is significant within Argentina's complex currency system, highlighting the different market conditions for legal and unofficial currency exchanges. Understanding these rates is crucial for citizens and businesses operating in the economy influenced by high inflation and various currency controls.