On February 27, 2026, the card dollar exchange rate stands at $1480.40, marking a 3% increase from the previous week. This fluctuation highlights the ongoing volatility in Argentina's currency exchange rates, and this particular variant, known as the card dollar, is used for purchases made with debit and credit cards abroad. Over the course of February, there has been a slight decline of 2% in the card dollar value compared to January.

When analyzing the trends over the last year, the card dollar has risen by 5%, going from around $1406.28 at this time last year to its current value. Despite this rise, there is a noticeable gap between the card dollar and the parallel market rate, known as the blue dollar, which is currently at $1405, indicating a 5% difference. This gap illustrates the complexities of the Argentine economy and the impact of various market factors on the official and unofficial currency rates.

The card dollar is critical for many Argentines who travel or make purchases abroad, as it determines how much they are charged for foreign transactions. Its fluctuation not only affects individual consumers but also has broader implications for the economy, influencing inflation rates and the purchasing power of the Argentine peso. Being aware of these rates is essential for anyone engaging in financial activities involving foreign currencies in Argentina.