What is the latest Canadian dollar to toman rate in Tehran?

On December 28, market quotes in Tehran put 1 CAD near 103,800 tomans, up from roughly 94,600 a week earlier. That is a 9.72% weekly rise. Rates can change intra day, so confirm a firm quote and expiry time with your chosen provider before sending funds.

Why did the Iranian rial weaken against the Canadian dollar this week?

Reports point to inflation expectations, seasonal cash needs, and supply demand shifts in the Tehran FX market. Wider gaps between official and market quotes can amplify short swings. Liquidity often thins late in the year, which can magnify moves on relatively small flows.

Is it a good time for Canadians to send remittances to Iran?

If you get more tomans per CAD today, the recipient benefits. To manage risk, split transfers over several days, compare total costs across providers, and avoid waiting for a perfect rate. Confirm the recipient’s immediate cash needs to decide how much to send now versus later.

How can I reduce FX costs and volatility impact?

Use licensed providers, request written quotes with expiry times, and compare full landed rates that include fees and spreads. Consider staged transfers, set price alerts, and align payment dates with expected income and expenses. For larger invoices, negotiate partial payments to reduce exposure to a single day’s rate.

Global Market Insights

December 29: Canadian Dollar Hits 103,800 Tomans in Tehran FX Market

ByHuzaifa Zahoor December 29, 2025December 29, 2025

The Canadian dollar price in tehr moved sharply this week. On December 28, Tehran’s FX market quoted 1 CAD near 103,800 tomans, up from 94,600 tomans a week earlier, a 9.72% rise. The shift signals pressure on the rial and a changing Iran rial exchange rate used across informal and retail channels. For Canadians sending remittances, paying suppliers, or planning travel, more tomans per CAD can help near term, yet volatility raises risk. Below we outline drivers, local impacts, and simple steps to manage exposure.