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Dólar en Venezuela: Precio oficial y paralelo al 24 de febrero de 2026

by John Smith - World Editor
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Know how the dollar moves in Venezuela in the official and parallel market at the close of February 24.

An upward trend in international currencies persists in Venezuela, affecting citizens’ purchasing power and eroding economic stability. What is the price of the official dollar in Venezuela? As of February 24, the BCV dollar exchange rate is 411.08570000 bolivars digitales, according to the Central Bank of Venezuela. Uncover out how the North American currency is quoted according to the official and parallel dollar.

 

What is the price of the BCV dollar in Venezuela today, Tuesday, February 24, 2026?

The Central Bank of Venezuela aims to disseminate the weighted average of operations from the exchange tables of banking entities, as well as an analysis of the evolution of the dollar exchange rate. The dollar exchange rate at the BCV is 411.08570000 bolivars digitales at the opening of February 24. This broke the barrier of 400 bolivars in the official foreign exchange market.

Dólar BCV today, February 24, 2026 at closing | Source: BCV

What is the price of the parallel dollar in Venezuela today, Tuesday, February 24, 2026?

Meanwhile, the parallel dollar is the value given to the exchange of the US currency that is determined in the official market, outside the control and regulations of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). As of February 23, 2026, the parallel dollar fluctuated between 530 and 590 bolivars digitales for sale.

Switzerland blocks assets of those around Maduro amounting to $887 million

The Swiss government executed the blocking of Venezuelan assets amounting to 687 million francs (equivalent to $887 million), of which one third were frozen since the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, according to the national agency ATS with data from the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Two thirds were already frozen before that arrest, as part of criminal proceedings in Switzerland, but after Maduro’s fall, an additional 239 million francs ($308 million) have been blocked.

It should be remembered that on January 5, Swiss authorities ordered the freezing of the assets of Nicolás Maduro and his associates in Venezuela, although those frozen previously also belonged to the Chavista leader’s circle, ATS clarified.

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