๐Ÿ’ฑ Currency Converter

Live exchange rates for 30+ currencies.

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The Currency Converter provides live exchange rates for 30+ currencies. Convert any amount instantly and see a quick reference table for common amounts. Rates are updated regularly.

How to convert currency

Type the amount you want to convert, pick the source currency on the left and the target currency on the right. The converted value updates instantly. Swap source and target with the arrow button. The reference table below the result shows common conversions (1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1,000, 5,000, 10,000) so you can mentally calibrate to a foreign currency without retyping. Rates are pulled from a live exchange-rate API and refreshed automatically; the timestamp under the result tells you how fresh they are.

Mid-market rates vs the rate you actually get

The number shown here is the mid-market rate โ€” the midpoint between what banks pay each other to buy and sell currency. It's the "real" rate. The rate your bank, card or kiosk gives you is always worse: they add a margin (called the "spread") of typically 1โ€“4% on top of the mid-market rate, plus sometimes a fixed conversion fee. To work out the true cost of a transfer, multiply your amount by both the spread and any fixed fees. Services like Wise, Revolut and Currensea typically charge spreads under 0.5%, while airport bureaux can hit 8โ€“10%.

Frequently Asked Questions

How current are the exchange rates?
Rates are fetched from a live API and updated regularly. For large financial transactions always confirm with your bank or exchange service.
What currencies are supported?
Over 30 major currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CAD, AUD, CHF, CNY, INR, BRL and more.
Why does my bank offer a different rate?
Banks add a margin (spread) on top of the mid-market rate shown here. The mid-market rate is the "real" exchange rate between currencies.
How often do rates change?
FX markets are open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week. Major-pair rates can move a few pips per second during active hours. The cached rate here refreshes regularly but is not tick-by-tick โ€” for live trading use a broker feed.
What's the cheapest way to convert money?
Multi-currency accounts (Wise, Revolut, Currensea) and credit cards with no FX fee usually beat traditional bank wires. For larger amounts, dedicated FX brokers can negotiate better spreads than retail products.

Common uses

Budgeting a holiday in a foreign currency, sanity-checking an invoice from an overseas client, comparing prices when shopping internationally, working out salary equivalents for relocation decisions, or just answering "how much is that in pounds?" while watching a US-priced product launch.

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