Currency Converter

Daily-updated exchange rates for 160+ world currencies — from US Dollar and Euro to Pakistani Rupee, Indian Rupee and UAE Dirham.

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About these rates

Rates come from the open Exchange Rate API, which aggregates central-bank and market data and refreshes once a day. These are reference mid-market rates — the midpoint between global buy and sell prices. They're ideal for budgeting, invoicing references, and homework, but no consumer can transact at exactly this rate.

Why your bank gives you a worse rate

Banks and card networks add a spread (typically 1–3%) plus possible fixed fees on top of the mid-market rate. Dedicated transfer services usually charge less than banks for international transfers. When comparing options, ask for the total amount received on the other end — that single number includes every hidden fee.

Tips for travelers and freelancers

  • Always pay in the local currency abroad — "dynamic currency conversion" (paying in your home currency) adds a markup of 3–8%.
  • Freelancers invoicing internationally: state the currency explicitly on invoices and consider adding a clause for exchange-rate fluctuations on late payments.
  • For large transfers, even 0.5% of spread matters — compare two providers before sending.

Frequently asked questions

How current are the rates?
They refresh once every 24 hours. The "rates as of" field shows exactly when the current set was published. For day-to-day budgeting and invoicing this is plenty; only traders need minute-by-minute rates.
Can I get the exact rate my bank will use?
No converter can — each bank sets its own spread. Use this rate as the fair baseline, then compare what your bank offers against it to see the markup you're paying.
Which currencies are supported?
Over 160 — every major world currency plus most regional ones, including USD, EUR, GBP, PKR (Pakistani Rupee), INR, BDT, AED, SAR, CAD, AUD, JPY, CNY, TRY, NGN and ZAR.