+3 East Caribbean dollar
In circulation in 8 countries and territories
- ISO code
- XCD
- Symbol
- $
- Minor unit
- 100
- Notes
- 6
- Coins
- 4
- Issued by
- Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
Notes and coins in circulation
- $2
- $5
- $10
- $20
- $50
- $100
The East Caribbean dollar’s largest current denomination is $100, worth about $37.04: the 62nd most valuable top note among the 150 circulating currencies we have verified, where the median is $27.18.
Bars are scaled to face value on a log scale, not to physical size. Shading indicates value: we have not verified this issuer’s colours. Converted at mid-market reference rates; what a counter pays is always less.
What it is worth
| Currency | 1 XCD = | 1 unit = |
|---|---|---|
| USD | 0.3704 USD | 2.70 XCD |
| EUR | 0.3229 EUR | 3.10 XCD |
| GBP | 0.2769 GBP | 3.61 XCD |
| INR | 35.5087 INR | 0.03 XCD |
Mid-market reference rates, snapshot 22 September 2026: indicative only. What you actually receive is always less. Work out the real cost →
Where it is used
- Anguilla
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Dominica
- Grenada
- Montserrat
-
Saint Kitts and Nevis -
Saint Lucia -
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
One currency across several jurisdictions: notes issued in one are normally accepted throughout, though local issuers and designs can differ.
Tools
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Do I need to declare it? →
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Is a torn note still valid? →
How much must survive, and who pays out.
Sources: last verified 22 September 2026 secondary sourced
- ISO 4217 currency list (SIX Group, the ISO 4217 registrar) · retrieved 22 September 2026 primary
- Eastern Caribbean dollar (Wikipedia) · retrieved 22 September 2026 secondary