Turkish Lira to Syrian Pound Rate Today

The Turkish Lira against the Syrian Pound today in the parallel (black) market: 2.82 SYP sell and 2.79 SYP buy in the new currency, equal to 282 and 279 in the old currency. It decreased by 0.70% versus yesterday's close. Rates update live during trading hours; the reference price is from Damascus and may differ in Aleppo and Idlib.

The Turkish Lira holds a special place in northern Syria, Idlib, and the northern Aleppo countryside, where it is used in many daily transactions. Its rate against the Syrian Pound is driven by Turkish Central Bank decisions, interest rates, and economic developments in Turkey, making it more volatile than dollar-pegged Gulf currencies.

The rate may vary slightly between provinces due to local supply and demand. The reference price is sourced from the Damascus parallel market. We do not publish a separate figure for Aleppo, Idlib or Hasakah unless verified direct data is available, to preserve accuracy and credibility.

100 TRY equals 282.00 SYP in the new currency at today's sell rate in the parallel market.

The buy price is what a money changer pays to buy TRY from you; the sell price is what you pay to buy it. The gap between them is the changer's margin.

It refers to the Turkish Lira exchange rate against the Syrian Pound (Turkish lira to Syrian pound, TRY to SYP), currently 2.82 new SYP per TRY.

The official rate is set by the Central Bank of Syria and used for government transactions and certain banking operations, while the parallel market rate reflects actual supply and demand in exchange offices and daily trade. The rate shown on this page is the parallel market rate, since it is the one most people deal with in practice. A gap between the two is normal and its size varies with market conditions.