Banco Industrial Dollar Exchange Rate Today: BI's Buy and Sell Rate, Rank and History

Banco Industrial’s own exchange-rate page has separate dollar-rate headings for its branches and for Bi en Línea, and BI also carries a row on the daily bank comparison table that listed seven banks side by side in September 2026. This page tracks the rate BI shows on the daily bank comparison table, ranks it against the other banks on the same day, measures its distance from Banguat’s reference rate, and keeps the history.

Banco Industrial against the other banks today

Compra is the price at which BI buys dollars from you. Venta is the price at which it sells you a dollar. The ranking compares only banks with both prices on the table that day. Tied banks share the better rank, so a bank ranked last on a side has no one level with it there.

BI’s branch and Bi en Línea headings

Banco Industrial’s exchange-rate page has separate US-dollar headings, USD Agencia and USD En Línea, each with a compra and a venta, and its currency converter repeats the split as Agencias Bi and Bi en Línea. Under the converter it adds: “El tipo de cambio es indicativo y está sujeto a condiciones de mercado.” The page also invites customers to buy or sell currency from their online banking.

We cannot read BI’s two figures automatically. On 24 September 2026 the page answered our collector with an automated-browser challenge, and the readable copy of it had empty rate cells (BI fills them with JavaScript). So the rate in the table above is BI’s row on the comparison table, which does not say whether it is the branch or the online figure. What Bi en Línea and Bi Móvil each do is explained in Bi en Línea vs Bi Móvil.

The last 90 daily readings

Day by day

The reference column is Banguat’s daily rate. It is published by the central bank and is not a price BI or any other bank has to offer you; the gap between it and BI’s two prices is visible row by row.

Where these numbers come from

• BI’s rate and the ranking: the bank comparison table on tipodecambio.deguate.net, read once a day by our exchange-rate collector and stored daily since February 2026. The ranking and the window use only days on which a bank had both a buying and a selling price.
• Reference rate: Banguat’s published daily rate.
• BI’s branch and online labels: Banco Industrial’s own exchange-rate page, read 24 September 2026.

If a day’s collection fails, the previous day’s rates stay in place; the stamp shows when those rates were collected and turns red once they are more than 30 hours old. The tables never print an empty table as if it were today’s.

Every bank side by side is on the exchange-rates page; the long-run series is on the historical exchange rate page, and the USD to GTQ calculator converts any amount. For bank counters against exchange houses, see banks vs exchange houses. Banrural publishes its own board in three columns; see the Banrural dollar rate page.