Mexican Peso to Argentine Peso – MXN/ARS Converter

Convert Mexican Peso to Argentine Peso at the current exchange rate and see the conversion both ways.

🇲🇽 1 MXN = 83.34 ARS 🇦🇷

1 ARS = 0.012 MXN

Rates updated on October 10, 2026
Convert ARS to MXN

Conversion tables for common amounts

MXN ARS
20 MXN 1,652 ARS
50 MXN 4,130 ARS
100 MXN 8,260 ARS
200 MXN 16,520 ARS
500 MXN 41,299 ARS
1,000 MXN 82,598 ARS
2,000 MXN 165,196 ARS
5,000 MXN 412,990 ARS
10,000 MXN 825,980 ARS
20,000 MXN 1,651,961 ARS
ARS MXN
2,000 ARS 24.21 MXN
5,000 ARS 60.53 MXN
10,000 ARS 121 MXN
20,000 ARS 242 MXN
50,000 ARS 605 MXN
100,000 ARS 1,211 MXN
200,000 ARS 2,421 MXN
500,000 ARS 6,053 MXN
1,000,000 ARS 12,107 MXN
2,000,000 ARS 24,214 MXN

MXN to ARS exchange rate history

1 MXN = 83.3416 ARS as of October 10, 2026.

  • 24 hours -0.89% Oct 5 – Oct 10
  • 7 days -1.77% Sep 28 – Oct 10
  • 1 month -6.56% Sep 7 – Oct 10
  • 3 months -2.45% Jul 6 – Oct 10
  • 6 months +7.44% Apr 6 – Oct 10
  • 1 year +7.81% Nov 3, 2025 – Oct 10
  • Low 75.1533 ARS
  • High 89.1919 ARS
  • Average 82.4959 ARS

The rate history is built from weekly snapshots, so the compared dates can differ from the period label.

MXN to ARS: common questions

What is the Mexican peso to Argentine peso exchange rate today?
The mid-market rate is 1 MXN = 82.598 ARS. The date of the latest update is shown under the converter above.
How do I convert 100 MXN to ARS?
Multiply by the current rate: 100 MXN = 8,259.8 ARS. Type any other amount into the converter above and the result updates as you type.
What is the reverse ARS to MXN rate?
1 ARS = 0.012107 MXN at the mid-market rate. Open the ARS to MXN page for tables in that direction – or simply type an amount into the right-hand field of the converter.
Can I exchange Mexican pesos for Argentine pesos at this rate?
This is the mid-market reference rate – banks, cards and exchange services usually add their own margin on top. It is the fair baseline to compare their offers against.
How is the MXN/ARS rate calculated?
As a cross rate through the US dollar: both currencies are quoted against USD, and the MXN/ARS rate is derived from those two quotes. That is standard practice for pairs that are rarely traded directly.
Why does CityCost write MXN and ARS instead of $?
Because both currencies use $: the sign alone cannot tell you which one a price is in. The three-letter codes MXN and ARS always can.

Exchange rates are mid-market reference rates, updated regularly and intended for informational purposes. The same rates power all cost-of-living prices on CityCost.

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