Gold Rate in Karachi Today
Rs 409,383 per tola (24K)
Live 24K, 22K, 21K and 18K gold prices in Karachi — per tola, 10 gram and gram. Main markets: Jodia Bazaar, Saddar and Tariq Road.
Today's Gold Rate in Karachi
| Gold Purity | Per Tola | Per 10 Gram | Per Gram |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Karat (99.9% pure) | Rs 409,383 | Rs 350,986 | Rs 35,099 |
| 22 Karat (91.6%) | Rs 375,268 | Rs 321,737 | Rs 32,174 |
| 21 Karat (87.5%) | Rs 358,210 | Rs 307,113 | Rs 30,711 |
| 18 Karat (75%) | Rs 307,038 | Rs 263,240 | Rs 26,324 |
Last updated: 3 November 2026, Pakistan time
Gold Market in Karachi
Karachi is Pakistan's largest gold trading hub. Most imported bullion enters the country through Karachi, and the wholesale dealers of Jodia Bazaar and Saddar are usually the first to move when the international price changes. The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association announces the official daily benchmark from Karachi, which jewellers across the country then follow.
Retail jewellers in Karachi add making charges on top of the benchmark rate, and the charge varies a lot between Saddar's wholesale shops and Clifton or Tariq Road showrooms. For bars and coins, Saddar usually quotes the tightest spread over the benchmark.
For the national picture, today's full table and silver rates, see the Gold Rate in Pakistan homepage. You can also work out the exact value of any weight with the gold calculator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the gold rate in Karachi today?
Today, 3 November 2026, the 24 karat gold rate in Karachi is Rs 409,383 per tola. Karachi follows the national sarafa benchmark, and this page updates the rate live.
Where can I buy gold in Karachi?
The main gold markets in Karachi are Jodia Bazaar, Saddar and Tariq Road. Compare the making charges of at least two jewellers, and always take a proper bill showing weight, purity and charges.
Why do jewellers in the same city quote different prices?
The gold rate per tola is the same benchmark, but making charges, wastage and polish charges are set by each jeweller. That is why final jewellery prices differ even when the gold rate is identical.