PHP to ZAR — April 2008

0.180163ZAR

for 1 Philippine Peso on 30 April 2008 · opened the month at 0.195029

7.62% over April 2008

  • European Central Bank reference rate
  • 22 trading days
  • Reference rate, not an offer

Today: 1 PHP = 0.260702 ZAR (PayerPay indicative rate, includes our margin)

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EUREuroUSDUS DollarAEDUAE DirhamAFNAfghaniALLLekAMDArmenian DramANGNetherlands Antillean GuilderAOAKwanzaARSArgentine PesoAUDAustralian DollarAWGAruban FlorinAZNAzerbaijan ManatBAMConvertible MarkBBDBarbados DollarBDTTakaBGNBulgarian LevBHDBahraini DinarBIFBurundi FrancBMDBermudian DollarBNDBrunei DollarBOBBolivianoBRLBrazilian RealBSDBahamian DollarBTNNgultrumBWPPulaBYNBelarusian RubleBZDBelize DollarCADCanadian DollarCDFCongolese FrancCHFSwiss FrancCLFUnidad de FomentoCLPChilean PesoCNHChinese Yuan (Offshore)CNYYuan RenminbiCOPColombian PesoCRCCosta Rican ColonCUPCuban PesoCVECabo Verde EscudoCZKCzech KorunaDJFDjibouti FrancDKKDanish KroneDOPDominican PesoDZDAlgerian DinarEGPEgyptian PoundERNNakfaETBEthiopian BirrFJDFiji DollarFKPFalkland Islands PoundFOKFaroese KrónaGBPPound SterlingGELLariGGPGuernsey PoundGHSGhana CediGIPGibraltar PoundGMDDalasiGNFGuinean FrancGTQQuetzalGYDGuyana DollarHKDHong Kong DollarHNLLempiraHRKCroatian KunaHTGGourdeHUFForintIDRRupiahILSNew Israeli SheqelIMPManx PoundINRIndian RupeeIQDIraqi DinarIRRIranian RialISKIceland KronaJEPJersey PoundJMDJamaican DollarJODJordanian DinarJPYYenKESKenyan ShillingKGSSomKHRRielKIDKiribati DollarKMFComorian FrancKPWNorth Korean WonKRWWonKWDKuwaiti DinarKYDCayman Islands DollarKZTTengeLAKLao KipLBPLebanese PoundLKRSri Lanka RupeeLRDLiberian DollarLSLLotiLYDLibyan DinarMADMoroccan DirhamMDLMoldovan LeuMGAMalagasy AriaryMKDDenarMMKKyatMNTTugrikMOPPatacaMRUOuguiyaMURMauritius RupeeMVRRufiyaaMWKMalawi KwachaMXNMexican PesoMYRMalaysian RinggitMZNMozambique MeticalNADNamibia DollarNGNNairaNIOCordoba OroNOKNorwegian KroneNPRNepalese RupeeNZDNew Zealand DollarOMRRial OmaniPABBalboaPENSolPGKKinaPKRPakistan RupeePLNZlotyPYGGuaraniQARQatari RialRONRomanian LeuRSDSerbian DinarRUBRussian RubleRWFRwanda FrancSARSaudi RiyalSBDSolomon Islands DollarSCRSeychelles RupeeSDGSudanese PoundSEKSwedish KronaSGDSingapore DollarSHPSaint Helena PoundSLELeoneSLLSierra Leonean Leone (old)SOSSomali ShillingSRDSurinam DollarSSPSouth Sudanese PoundSTNDobraSYPSyrian PoundSZLLilangeniTHBBahtTJSSomoniTMTTurkmenistan New ManatTNDTunisian DinarTOPPa’angaTRYTurkish LiraTTDTrinidad and Tobago DollarTVDTuvaluan DollarTWDNew Taiwan DollarTZSTanzanian ShillingUAHHryvniaUGXUganda ShillingUYUPeso UruguayoUZSUzbekistan SumVESBolívar SoberanoVNDDongVUVVatuWSTTalaXAFCFA Franc BEACXAGSilverXAUGoldXCDEast Caribbean DollarXCGCaribbean GuilderXDRSDR (Special Drawing Right)XOFCFA Franc BCEAOXPDPalladiumXPFCFP FrancXPTPlatinumYERYemeni RialZMWZambian KwachaZWGZimbabwe GoldZWLZimbabwe Dollar (2019)
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PHP to ZAR in April 2008 at a glance

1 PHP in ZAR
MeasureRateWhen
Opened0.195029 ZAR1 April 2008
Closed0.180163 ZAR30 April 2008
Highest0.195029 ZAR1 April 2008
Lowest0.178639 ZAR28 April 2008
Average0.186558 ZAR22 trading days
Change-7.62% ZARopen to close

Day by day

PHP to ZAR, April 2008▼ 7.62%
0.1800000.1850000.1900000.1950002008-04-012008-04-102008-04-212008-04-30
1 PHP in ZAR, day by day
DateRateDay change
0.195029
0.190436-2.35%
0.187818-1.37%
0.188508+0.37%
0.187419-0.58%
0.187200-0.12%
0.187826+0.33%
0.190505+1.43%
0.189560-0.50%
0.189428-0.07%
0.189961+0.28%
0.190332+0.20%
0.187507-1.48%
0.185105-1.28%
0.185841+0.40%
0.183441-1.29%
0.182806-0.35%
0.184611+0.99%
0.182249-1.28%
0.178639-1.98%
0.179897+0.70%
0.180163+0.15%

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Common questions

What was the PHP to ZAR rate in April 2008?

Over April 2008 the European Central Bank reference rate moved from 0.195029 ZAR per PHP on 1 April 2008 to 0.180163 on 30 April 2008, a change of -7.62%. The average across 22 trading days was 0.186558.

When was PHP strongest against ZAR in April 2008?

The highest reading was 0.195029 ZAR on 1 April 2008; the lowest was 0.178639 on 28 April 2008.

Is this the rate I would have got?

No. These are reference rates published by the European Central Bank for information. PayerPay's indicative rate today is 0.260702 ZAR per PHP; the exact rate for a transfer is confirmed in your order.

About these rates

The rates on this page are European Central Bank euro reference rates, converted through the US dollar into a cross rate, one reading per trading day. Days from 28 September 2026 onward come from PayerPay's own daily record. They are reference rates published for information, not an offer to transact — PayerPay's indicative rate today is 1 PHP = 0.260702 ZAR, and it includes our margin. The final rate for a transfer is confirmed in your order.

Source: European Central Bank. Corrections: support@payerpay.io.

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