🇲🇦 MAD to EUR 🇪🇺

Convert Moroccan Dirham to Euro at the real mid-market rate. Free, fast, updated every 15 minutes.

Mid-market exchange rate

1 MAD = 0.0936 EUR

MAD to EUR Converter

Last updated:

1 MAD = 0.0936 EUR

Mid-market rate as of Jun 3, 2026, 11:34 PM

1 MAD →

0.0936 EUR

1 EUR →

10.6819 MAD

MAD to EUR Conversion Table

MAD EUR
Conversion table from Moroccan Dirham to Euro at the current live exchange rate.
1 MAD 0.093616 EUR
5 MAD 0.468079 EUR
10 MAD 0.936159 EUR
20 MAD 1.87 EUR
50 MAD 4.68 EUR
100 MAD 9.36 EUR
250 MAD 23.40 EUR
500 MAD 46.81 EUR
1,000 MAD 93.62 EUR
EUR MAD
Conversion table from Euro to Moroccan Dirham at the current live exchange rate.
1 EUR 10.68 MAD
5 EUR 53.41 MAD
10 EUR 106.82 MAD
20 EUR 213.64 MAD
50 EUR 534.10 MAD
100 EUR 1,068.19 MAD
250 EUR 2,670.49 MAD
500 EUR 5,340.97 MAD
1,000 EUR 10,681.95 MAD

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert Moroccan Dirham to Euro?
Converting Moroccan Dirham (د.م.) to Euro (€) is straightforward with our converter. Enter the amount of د.م. you want to convert in the input field and the equivalent amount in € will be calculated instantly using the live mid-market rate. The current rate is 1 د.م. = 0.093616 €. No sign-up is required — simply type your amount and get your result in real time.
What is the current Moroccan Dirham to Euro exchange rate?
The current mid-market exchange rate is 1 د.م. = 0.093616 € (or 1 € = 10.6819 د.م.). This is the midpoint between the global buy and sell prices and is considered the fairest benchmark rate. Our rate is refreshed every 15 minutes from international forex feeds, so you always see an up-to-date figure. Note that banks and exchange bureaus typically add a margin of 2–5 % on top of this rate.
How much is 100 د.م. in €?
At the current exchange rate (1 د.م. = 0.093616 €), 100 د.م. equals 9.3616 €. Keep in mind that exchange rates fluctuate constantly due to market forces, so the actual amount you receive may vary slightly depending on when you complete your transaction and where you exchange your money.
Where can I get the best Moroccan Dirham to Euro rate?
The mid-market rate (1 د.م. = 0.093616 €) shown on this page is the global reference rate — the best possible rate in theory. In practice, where you exchange matters a lot: • Banks and airport kiosks often apply a 3–5 % markup plus fixed fees. • Online money-transfer services (Wise, Revolut, etc.) typically offer rates much closer to the mid-market rate with transparent, low fees. • ATMs abroad can be competitive if you decline dynamic currency conversion (DCC). Always compare the total cost — rate + fees — before committing to a transfer.
Is the Moroccan Dirham to Euro rate going up or down?
Exchange rates between Moroccan Dirham and Euro are driven by a combination of factors: • Interest-rate decisions by each country's central bank — higher rates tend to strengthen a currency. • Inflation data: lower inflation generally supports a stronger currency. • Trade balances and economic growth figures. • Geopolitical events and investor sentiment. Because these factors shift constantly, no tool can reliably predict short-term movements. Use our live rate widget to monitor changes, and consider setting a rate alert through a dedicated forex service if timing matters for your transaction.
How do I send money from Moroccan Dirham to Euro currency countries?
To send money internationally between د.م. and €: 1. Online remittance platforms (Wise, Remitly, Western Union, etc.) are usually the fastest and cheapest option — compare fees and delivery times on their sites. 2. Bank wire transfers (SWIFT) are widely accepted but may carry higher fees (USD 15–40 per transfer) and take 1–3 business days. You will need the recipient's IBAN or account number, the bank's SWIFT/BIC code, and the bank's full address. 3. For cash pickup, services like Western Union or MoneyGram have wide agent networks. Always confirm the total fees and the exchange rate you'll receive before sending.

About the MAD/EUR Exchange Rate

The official currency of Morocco, issued by Bank Al-Maghrib.

The common currency shared by 20 member states of the European Union.

The MAD/EUR exchange rate is determined by global forex markets and fluctuates continuously based on interest-rate decisions, inflation data, trade balances, and investor sentiment. The rate shown on this page is the mid-market rate — the midpoint between buy and sell prices — sourced from ExchangeRate-API and refreshed every 15 minutes. Banks and money-transfer services typically apply a margin of 2–5 % on top of this reference rate, so always compare the all-in cost before exchanging.