FX Transparency Tracker
Measuring the purchasing power gap between UN operational exchange rates and market rates across 32 crisis-affected countries.
Updated 4h ago
Humanitarian funding from the largest donor fell 88% from its 2022 peak. Across the countries we track, an average of $62,787 per million dollars converted is lost to the gap between UN operational rates and in-country market rates.
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32
across 28 currencies
Avg. Gap per $1M The average purchasing power gap per $1M converted at the UN rate vs stablecoin market rates.
$62,787
UN Rate vs stablecoin
Largest Gap per $1M The country with the biggest purchasing power gap per $1M converted.
$249,761
Theoretical Gain Maximum additional purchasing power if all humanitarian funding were converted via stablecoin rails instead of UN operational rates.
$304M
2025 funding × live FX gap
Largest purchasing power gaps
View all rates →| Country | Gap | 30d Trend |
|---|---|---|
 Venezuela VES | 33¢ +33.3% | |
 Ethiopia ETB | 20¢ +19.8% | |
 Iraq IQD | 20¢ +19.5% | |
 Syria SYP | 19¢ +18.9% | |
 Mozambique MZN | 15¢ +15.4% | |
 Haiti HTG | 8.8¢ +8.8% | |
 DRC CDF | 5.3¢ +5.3% | |
 Bangladesh BDT | 4.7¢ +4.7% | |
 Colombia COP | 4.4¢ +4.4% | |
 Cameroon XAF | 3.8¢ +3.8% |
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