PHP to GBP today: Philippine peso to British pound
₱1 = 0.0121 GBP, so ₱1,000 buys 12.08 GBP and ₱10,000 buys 120.77 GBP at the official rate. At BPI's selling rate of ₱84.7297 (2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM), the same ₱10,000 buys 118.02 GBP. A year earlier ₱1,000 bought 12.74 GBP; the peso is weaker against the British pound by 5.2%. Next: compare the bank columns below and buy where your pesos go furthest; branches and money changers are listed on the offices by province page.
Rate: BSP Reference Exchange Rate Bulletin, 2 Oct 2026. Working: ₱1,000 ÷ ₱82.8023 per GBP = 12.08 GBP, where US$1.32 per GBP × ₱62.7480 per US$ = ₱82.8023.
1 GBP = ₱82.8023 · ₱1 = 0.0121 GBP · official rate (BSP bulletin), 2 Oct 2026
The converter applies the 2 Oct 2026 rate with no spread. Next: compare bank selling rates or see what common peso amounts buy.
What your pesos buy in GBP
| Pesos | Official rate | At BPI | At Metrobank |
|---|---|---|---|
| ₱100 | 1.21 | 1.18 | 1.20 |
| ₱500 | 6.04 | 5.90 | 5.99 |
| ₱1,000 | 12.08 | 11.80 | 11.98 |
| ₱5,000 | 60.38 | 59.01 | 59.92 |
| ₱10,000 | 120.77 | 118.02 | 119.83 |
| ₱20,000 | 241.54 | 236.04 | 239.66 |
| ₱50,000 | 603.85 | 590.11 | 599.16 |
| ₱100,000 | 1,207.70 | 1,180.22 | 1,198.32 |
GBP received for each peso amount at the 2 Oct 2026 official rate. Bank columns use each bank's posted selling rate (2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM; 2 Oct 2026, 9:09 AM).
Buying GBP at a Philippine bank
BPI sells at ₱84.7297 and buys at ₱80.6633, so on ₱50,000 its spread costs about ₱1,229.31; Metrobank sells at ₱83.4500 and buys at ₱82.1500, so on ₱50,000 its spread costs about ₱392.51. Board rates are posted during the day while the official rate reflects the previous trading day, so a bank can sell slightly below the official figure on a day the peso has strengthened.
| Bank, as of | Buys GBP (transfer) | Sells GBP | Buy-sell spread |
|---|---|---|---|
| BPI2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM | ₱80.6633 | ₱84.7297 | ₱4.0664 (4.92%) |
| Metrobank2 Oct 2026, 9:09 AM | ₱82.1500 | ₱83.4500 | ₱1.3000 (1.57%) |
Pesos per 1 GBP, as each bank posts them; official rate ₱82.8023. Columns a listed bank does not publish are left out.
Next: for cash, find a bank branch or BSP-registered money changer on the offices by province page.
The peso against the British pound
| Period to 2 Oct 2026 | ₱1,000 bought, start | Best | Worst |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 days | 11.86 GBP2 Sep 2026 | 12.1030 Sep 2026 | 11.778 Sep 2026 |
| 90 days | 12.16 GBP3 Jul 2026 | 12.247 Aug 2026 | 11.778 Sep 2026 |
| 365 days | 12.74 GBP2 Oct 2025 | 13.085 Nov 2025 | 11.778 Sep 2026 |
GBP that ₱1,000 bought at the official rate on each date.
Paying or sending pesos abroad in GBP
For tuition, rent or a family member abroad, a bank wire or a remittance app converts your pesos at its own rate. Ask for the GBP amount that will arrive and compare it with the official figure above: ₱20,000 should land close to 241.54 GBP before fees. Next, for money coming the other way: GBP to PHP, with what remittance firms charge.
Cash for a trip: buy at a bank or a BSP-registered money changer, listed by town on the remittance and money changer offices page. For tax, a business converts GBP amounts at the BSP rate on the transaction day (BIR RMC 12-2024).
PHP to GBP questions
How much is ₱5,000 in GBP?
₱5,000 ÷ ₱82.8023 = 60.38 GBP at the 2 Oct 2026 rate; ₱25,000 is 301.92 GBP. A bank or money changer gives fewer British pounds, because its selling rate includes a spread.
What is the BPI and Metrobank selling rate for GBP today?
BPI: ₱84.7297 per GBP (2 Oct 2026, 4:19 PM); Metrobank: ₱83.4500 per GBP (2 Oct 2026, 9:09 AM). The official rate for 2 Oct 2026 is ₱82.8023. Board rates are indicative and can change during the day; the branch gives the final rate.
Is the peso stronger or weaker against the British pound than three months ago?
Weaker. On 3 Jul 2026, ₱1,000 bought 12.16 GBP; on 2 Oct 2026 it buys 12.08 GBP.
Which GBP rate does the BIR use for tax?
Under RMC 12-2024, GBP transactions are converted straight to pesos at the BSP rate on the transaction day; the old practice of converting through the US dollar first is superseded.