Currency Converter (Live Rates)

Convert between 30+ major world currencies using live reference rates published by the European Central Bank. Enter an amount, choose your currencies and get the current conversion — plus the mid-market rate itself so you know what banks should be giving you.

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FromUSD — US DollarEUR — EuroINR — Indian RupeeGBP — British PoundJPY — Japanese YenAUD — Australian DollarCAD — Canadian DollarCHF — Swiss FrancCNY — Chinese YuanSGD — Singapore DollarAED — UAE Dirham (via USD peg)NZD — New Zealand DollarSEK — Swedish KronaKRW — South Korean WonBRL — Brazilian RealZAR — South African RandMXN — Mexican PesoTHB — Thai BahtIDR — Indonesian RupiahMYR — Malaysian RinggitPHP — Philippine PesoTRY — Turkish LiraPLN — Polish ZlotyNOK — Norwegian KroneDKK — Danish KroneHKD — Hong Kong DollarCZK — Czech KorunaHUF — Hungarian ForintILS — Israeli ShekelRON — Romanian Leu

ToINR — Indian RupeeUSD — US DollarEUR — EuroGBP — British PoundJPY — Japanese YenAUD — Australian DollarCAD — Canadian DollarCHF — Swiss FrancCNY — Chinese YuanSGD — Singapore DollarNZD — New Zealand DollarSEK — Swedish KronaKRW — South Korean WonBRL — Brazilian RealZAR — South African RandMXN — Mexican PesoTHB — Thai BahtIDR — Indonesian RupiahMYR — Malaysian RinggitPHP — Philippine PesoTRY — Turkish LiraPLN — Polish ZlotyNOK — Norwegian KroneDKK — Danish KroneHKD — Hong Kong DollarCZK — Czech KorunaHUF — Hungarian ForintILS — Israeli ShekelRON — Romanian Leu

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How to use this calculator

1. Enter the amount you want to convert.
2. Choose the currency you're converting from and to.
3. Press Convert to fetch the latest reference rate and see the result.
4. Note the mid-market rate shown — compare it to what your bank offers to see their hidden margin.

Formula used

Rates are mid-market reference rates published by the European Central Bank (updated every business day around 16:00 CET) via the open Frankfurter API. The mid-market rate is the midpoint between global buy and sell prices — the fairest benchmark for any conversion.

Example calculation

How do exchange rates work?

An exchange rate is the price of one currency expressed in another, set continuously by the global foreign exchange market. The mid-market rate — what you see on Google and in this converter — is the midpoint between what buyers pay and sellers receive at any moment.

Consumers rarely get the mid-market rate. Banks, card networks and money changers add a margin (typically 1–4%) plus sometimes fixed fees. Knowing the reference rate lets you calculate exactly how much any provider is charging you, which is the key to choosing the cheapest way to send or spend money abroad.

Why use this calculator?

• Get the honest mid-market rate before exchanging money, so you can spot bad deals instantly.
• Price international purchases, freelance invoices and travel budgets in your home currency.
• See both directions of the rate (e.g. USD→INR and INR→USD) to double-check any quote.

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