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1 dinar = how much RMB?
1 Kuwaiti dinar =20.4096 yuan.

1 RMB = 0.04900 Kuwaiti dinars.

The exchange rate is constantly changing. Please refer to today's exchange rate when necessary. The transaction between the bank counter and online banking is subject to the current real-time quotation.

For example, if you need the latest exchange rate query, you can enter "Kuwaiti dinar to RMB exchange rate" in Baidu to view the latest exchange rate directly (take oppoa7x as an example, browser: 10.7.29).

Other inquiry channels:

1. Attach the foreign exchange market trend to the futures foreign exchange market software.

2. Major financial websites also provide foreign exchange quotations.

3. You can also check the exchange rate through the foreign exchange inquiry tool that comes with your mobile phone.

4. Most mobile phone futures market software also contains exchange rate quotations of major currencies.

Currency exchange refers to the exchange of foreign currency cash and traveler's checks into RMB (hereinafter referred to as "remittance") or RMB into foreign currency cash (hereinafter referred to as "remittance") at a certain currency exchange rate. RMB is the legal tender in China. In China, foreign currency circulation is prohibited, and goods transactions are not allowed to be denominated and settled in foreign currency. At the same time, the RMB has not yet become a freely convertible currency and cannot be used for transactions in other countries and regions. Therefore, when foreign currency transactions are involved, it is necessary to exchange different currencies.

Currency exchange can transfer international purchasing power, pay off international creditor's rights and debts, stabilize currency exchange rate, regulate national economic operation and reflect a country's economic development level. Currency exchange is a credit account. Where an enterprise's foreign currency transaction only involves monetary items, it shall debit or credit the relevant monetary items and credit or debit the account according to the same monetary amount. If foreign currency transactions involve both monetary and non-monetary items, they shall be recorded in monetary items and accounts respectively according to the same foreign currency amount; At the same time, the amount converted into the bookkeeping base currency according to the spot exchange rate on the trading day is recorded in the non-monetary items and this account (bookkeeping base currency). Exchange differences arising from the settlement of monetary items are included in the exchange gain and loss account.