Silver Price in Bangladeshi Taka () Today

Live silver price converted to Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) using real-time exchange rates. Prices shown for .999 fine, .925 sterling, .900 coin, and .800 silver purities.

The current price of silver in Bangladeshi Taka is ৳৮,৪০৬.৮০ per troy ounce for .999 fine silver. Sterling silver (.925) is worth ৳৭,৭৭৬.২৯ per ounce.

.999 Fine

৳৮,৪০৬.৮০

.925 Sterling

৳৭,৭৭৬.২৯

.900 Coin

৳৭,৫৬৬.১২

.800 Silver

৳৬,৭২৫.৪৪

Data source: TwelveData XAG/USD spot price × BDT/USD exchange rate. Last updated: 8/22/2026, 1:40:44 PM

Silver Price by Quantity (BDT)

Quantity.999 Fine.925 Sterling.900 Coin.800 Silver
1 Troy Ounce৳৮,৪০৬.৮০৳৭,৭৭৬.২৯৳৭,৫৬৬.১২৳৬,৭২৫.৪৪
1 Gram৳২৭০.২৮৳২৫০.০১৳২৪৩.২৬৳২১৬.২৩
10 Grams৳২,৭০২.৮৫৳২,৫০০.১৩৳২,৪৩২.৫৬৳২,১৬২.২৮
100 Grams৳২৭,০২৮.৪৮৳২৫,০০১.৩৪৳২৪,৩২৫.৬৩৳২১,৬২২.৭৮
1 Kilogram৳২,৭০,২৮৪.৭৯৳২,৫০,০১৩.৪৩৳২,৪৩,২৫৬.৩১৳২,১৬,২২৭.৮৩
1 Tola (11.66g)৳৩,১৫১.৫২৳২,৯১৫.১৬৳২,৮৩৬.৩৭৳২,৫২১.২২
5 Troy Ounces৳৪২,০৩৪.০১৳৩৮,৮৮১.৪৬৳৩৭,৮৩০.৬১৳৩৩,৬২৭.২১
10 Troy Ounces৳৮৪,০৬৮.০৩৳৭৭,৭৬২.৯৩৳৭৫,৬৬১.২৩৳৬৭,২৫৪.৪২

Silver Prices in Bangladeshi Taka: What You Need to Know

Bangladesh has a growing appetite for precious metals, driven by limited formal investment options and a cultural affinity for gold and silver jewelry. Silver prices in Bangladeshi taka reflect the global XAG/USD rate adjusted for BDT/USD movements. The taka's managed float has generally seen gradual depreciation, boosting silver's long-term returns in local currency terms.

Tax, VAT & Import Duties

Silver imports into Bangladesh attract customs duty and VAT. The Bangladesh National Board of Revenue (NBR) levies 15% VAT on domestic silver sales. Import duty on silver bullion is typically 5-10%, with additional supplementary duty possible. There is no specific capital gains tax on precious metals for individuals, but business income from trading is taxable.

How Silver Is Traded in Bangladesh

Bangladesh's silver market is concentrated in Dhaka's Chawkbazar and Tanti Bazar, with additional centers in Chittagong and Sylhet. Silver jewelry is a staple of Bengali wedding traditions. The Bangladesh Bank does not offer silver investment products. Most silver enters the country through authorized import channels, though informal cross-border trade from India and Myanmar also contributes to supply.

How Silver Price in BDT Is Calculated

The silver price in Bangladeshi Taka is calculated by multiplying the global XAG/USD spot price by the current BDT/USD exchange rate. Today's rate: 1 USD = ১২১.৮৫৫৮ BDT.

Formula: Silver Price (BDT) = XAG/USD Spot Price × BDT/USD Rate

Example: $68.99 × 121.8558 = ৳৮,৪০৬.৮০ per troy ounce

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is 1 ounce of silver in Bangladeshi Taka today?

One troy ounce of .999 fine silver is currently worth ৳৮,৪০৬.৮০ (BDT). Sterling silver (.925 purity) is worth ৳৭,৭৭৬.২৯ per troy ounce. Prices are converted from the live XAG/USD spot rate using real-time exchange rates.

Where can I buy silver in Bangladesh?

Dhaka's Chawkbazar and Tanti Bazar are the traditional silver trading centers. Chittagong and Sylhet also have established dealers. For investment-grade bullion, look for BAJUS (Bangladesh Jewellers Association) registered dealers. Online precious metals platforms are emerging but still limited compared to neighboring India.

What is the VAT on silver in Bangladesh?

Silver purchases in Bangladesh attract 15% VAT on domestic sales. Imported silver also faces 5-10% customs duty. These combined taxes make physical silver significantly more expensive than the international spot price, creating a notable domestic premium.

Is silver used in Bangladeshi weddings?

Yes. Silver jewelry and ornaments are integral to Bengali wedding traditions. Silver anklets (nupur), bangles, and decorative items are common gifts. Wedding season (October-March) typically sees increased silver demand and slightly higher local premiums in the bazaars.

How does the Bangladeshi taka affect silver prices?

The taka has experienced gradual depreciation against the US dollar, which amplifies silver price increases in BDT terms. When the taka weakens by 5% and silver rises 10% in USD, Bangladeshi buyers see approximately a 15% increase in local currency. This makes silver an effective inflation and currency hedge.