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MXN to XDR

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Pesos Mexicanos

To

Special Drawing Rights
0.041

1 MXN = 0.041 XDR

Unit rate: 1 MXN = 0.041 XDR

As of 2026-10-03 00:35:18 UTC (latest stored quotes, not a live market feed). How FXConverter produces these rates

Pesos Mexicanos (MXN) → Special Drawing Rights (XDR)

This page converts Pesos Mexicanos (MXN) to Special Drawing Rights (XDR) using the latest stored exchange rate on this site. The rate is derived from USD-anchored quotes. It is an indicative stored conversion, not a live market feed and not a bank, broker, or card quote.

Recent stored rates

90 available observations in the requested 90-day window.

Latest
1 MXN = 0.041 XDR UTC 2026-10-03
Observations
90
Period high
0.044
Period low
0.040
Change over period
-0.0014 First to last stored observation in this period.
Change %
-3.38%

Daily data

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Latest: 1 MXN = 0.041 XDR on 2026-10-03. 90 observations.

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Pesos Mexicanos (MXN)

Special Drawing Rights (XDR)

Frequently asked questions

What does this MXN to XDR page show?

This page converts Pesos Mexicanos (MXN) to Special Drawing Rights (XDR) using the latest stored exchange rate on this site.

What is the latest stored MXN to XDR exchange rate?

1 MXN = 0.041 XDR. 1 XDR = 24.634 MXN.

Pesos Mexicanos Pesos Mexicanos (MXN)Special Drawing Rights Special Drawing Rights (XDR)
MXN 1.00XDR 0.041
Special Drawing Rights Special Drawing Rights (XDR)Pesos Mexicanos Pesos Mexicanos (MXN)
XDR 1.00MXN 24.634
What countries use MXN or XDR?

Pesos Mexicanos (MXN) is the official currency in: Mexico. Special Drawing Rights code is XDR. XDR is not a currency; it is an IMF Special Drawing Rights unit of account.

Pesos Mexicanos Pesos Mexicanos code is MXN

is the official currency in:

  • Mexico Mexico

Special Drawing Rights Special Drawing Rights code is XDR

The XDR (Special Drawing Rights) is actually not a currency. Instead, it is an international reserve asset created by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to supplement the official foreign exchange reserves of its member countries.

How It Works

Because it is not a physical currency, you cannot use XDR to buy goods or services in a store, and it cannot be held by private individuals or entities. It serves as a unit of account for the IMF and a potential claim on the "freely usable" currencies of IMF member states. If a government needs liquid money, it can trade its XDR allocations with other member countries in exchange for actual cash.

The Currency Basket

The value of the XDR is not determined by market speculation on its own, but is calculated daily based on a weighted "basket" of five major global currencies:

  • US Dollar (USD): Holds the largest weight (approx. 43.38%)
  • Euro (EUR): (approx. 29.31%)
  • Chinese Yuan / Renminbi (CNY): (approx. 12.28%)
  • Japanese Yen (JPY): (approx. 7.59%)
  • British Pound Sterling (GBP): (approx. 7.44%)
Where can I see historical conversions?

Daily derived history for this pair is on a separate history page. History is stored by UTC date, omits missing days, and is not a forecast. Click here if you would like to view the history.

Daily derived history for this pair is on a separate history page. History is stored by UTC date, omits missing days, and is not a forecast.

Click here if you would like to view the history.