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KGS to CUP Exchange Rate Chart
Explore KGS to CUP daily closing rates. Choose a range from seven days to ten years to see how the exchange rate has changed, where historical data is available.
1 KGS = 0.2945 CUP
2026-07-31 — 2026-10-28 · KGS/CUP
High0.2945
Low0.2945
Average0.2945
Daily closing rates. Gaps in the plotted line carry forward the previous close; statistics use recorded observations only.
1 KGS to CUP statistics
Compare the high, low and average daily closing rates over the last 30 and 90 days, alongside the percentage change in each period.
1 KGS to CUP statistics
1 KGS → CUP
Last 30 days
Last 90 days
High
0.2945
0.2945
Low
0.2945
0.2945
Average
0.2945
0.2945
Change
↓ < 0.01%
↑ < 0.01%
Change compares the first and last recorded closes in each window. Averages use recorded observations only; filled chart gaps are excluded. Dates are UTC.
Last 30 days
Over this period, 1 KGS ranged from 0.2945 to 0.2945 CUP, with an average daily close of 0.2945 CUP. The rate fell by less than 0.01% between the first and last recorded closes.
Based on 25 recorded daily closes, from 2026-09-29 to 2026-10-27.
Last 90 days
Over this period, 1 KGS ranged from 0.2945 to 0.2945 CUP, with an average daily close of 0.2945 CUP. The rate rose by less than 0.01% between the first and last recorded closes.
Based on 76 recorded daily closes, from 2026-07-31 to 2026-10-27.
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About Kyrgyz Som KGS
Kyrgyz Som is identified by the international currency code KGS. Use the code when checking a quote or making a payment, as names and symbols can be shared by different currencies.
Cuban Peso is identified by the international currency code CUP. Use the code when checking a quote or making a payment, as names and symbols can be shared by different currencies.
Multiply an amount in KGS by the KGS/CUP rate to get its market-rate equivalent in CUP. Divide by that rate to convert back. A bank or provider may quote a different rate or charge fees.