As of Friday, March 13, 2026, the exchange rate for the 'card dollar' stands at $1839.50. This rate has decreased by 1% compared to the same day the previous week. Over the month of March, the 'card dollar' has seen an increase of 25% compared to the last month, emphasizing a significant change in its value.

Looking back at the past year, the 'card dollar' has increased by 30%, with the current rate being much higher than last year's rate of $1412.45. This trend indicates a continuous rise in the dollar value used for international purchases through debit and credit cards, reflecting ongoing economic instability and inflation in the country.

Additionally, there is a notable gap between the 'card dollar' and the 'blue dollar' – which is the unofficial exchange rate. Currently, the 'blue dollar' is valued at $1400, marking a 31% discrepancy from the 'card dollar' rate. This difference suggests a complex economic landscape and highlights the reliance on unofficial markets in Argentina's currency exchange system.