Cash usage
Moroccan dirhams circulate through the cash system overseen by Bank Al-Maghrib and remain important for local purchases.
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Learn how the Moroccan dirham is used in Morocco, then open a dated reference-rate conversion.
Currency overview
Morocco uses the Moroccan dirham as its official currency.
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Currency facts
Money usage guide
Morocco uses the Moroccan dirham as its official currency.
Card and cash acceptance varies across Morocco; travelers should keep access to the local currency for merchants that do not accept their preferred payment method.
Cash and payment habits
Moroccan dirhams circulate through the cash system overseen by Bank Al-Maghrib and remain important for local purchases.
Card and account-based services are available through participating banks and payment institutions.
Electronic acceptance varies by merchant, so cash can still be useful outside locations set up for card payments.
ATMs supply local currency; foreign-card support, limits and charges depend on the operator and issuer.
Exchange tips
Compare the final dirham amount and use authorized providers, keeping exchange receipts where required.
A withdrawal or purchase can include separate issuer, operator and conversion charges.
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FAQ
Morocco uses the Moroccan dirham as its official currency.
Morocco has one official currency: the Moroccan dirham (MAD).
Use the conversion links on this page to compare Morocco's official currency with other supported currencies.
Sources and review
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