JPY to GHS · Today's rate

Today's Japanese Yen to cedi rate.

We buy
0.0992
We sell
0.1032

Ghana cedis per one Japanese Yen, the same at all twelve member bureaux across Accra. Published .

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These rates were published on Wednesday 23 September. Please call a bureau to confirm today's rate before you travel. Find a bureau

Ghana cedis per one unit. We buy is what we pay for your notes. We sell is what you pay for ours.

Ways to pay

  • Bank transferFrom any bank account in Ghana

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  • CashCedis or foreign notes at the counter

Our spread is already in the rate: what you see is what you pay, at every member counter. Rates can move during the day, so confirm at the counter. Above GH₵100,000, the corporate desk quotes better than the board.

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Quotes use today's board. Buying foreign currency uses our sell rate. Selling it back uses our buy rate. Swapping one foreign currency for another goes through cedis, so it carries both.

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Questions

Buying and selling Japanese Yen.

What is the Japanese Yen to cedi rate today?

On the board published 23 September 2026, Perebrim's member bureaux buy Japanese Yen at GH₵0.0992 and sell it at GH₵0.1032. The rate is the same at all twelve counters.

How much is 10,000 Japanese Yen in cedis?

Buying 10,000 Japanese Yen costs GH₵1,032.00 at today's sell rate. Selling 10,000 Japanese Yen to us pays GH₵992.00 at the buy rate. For other amounts, use the converter.

Where can I buy Japanese Yen in Accra?

At any of the twelve Perebrim member bureaux, from New Town to Spintex Road. Each holds its own Bank of Ghana licence. Bring photo ID, and call ahead for large amounts so the notes are ready.

Why is this different from the rate on Google?

Search engines quote the interbank mid-rate, which banks use to trade with each other in millions. A bureau buys a little below it and sells a little above it. Ours are published every trading morning at 06:30 GMT.