Convert between 170+ world currencies using mid-market exchange rates. Enter your amount, choose a from currency and a to currency, and get the converted amount along with the current exchange rate and its inverse. Great for travel planning, international transfers, or quick price checks.
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This tool uses representative mid-market rates — the midpoint between the buy and sell prices seen in global currency markets. These rates are for informational purposes. The actual rate you receive from a bank, broker, or money transfer service will differ due to fees and their own markup.
The interbank rate is the rate at which large financial institutions trade currencies with each other. It's essentially the wholesale rate. Retail customers — individuals and small businesses — typically receive a less favorable rate because banks and exchange services add a margin to cover costs and generate profit.
Each financial institution or money transfer service applies its own markup to the base exchange rate. Some also charge flat fees or percentage commissions. This is why shopping around before converting large sums can save you meaningful money.
Currency markets are open 24 hours on weekdays. Liquidity — and therefore tighter spreads — is typically highest during the overlap of major trading sessions, such as the London–New York overlap (roughly 8am–12pm EST). Rates can be more volatile around major economic announcements.
This converter supports 45 of the world's most commonly traded currencies, covering major, minor, and select exotic pairs. This covers the vast majority of everyday conversion needs for travel, shopping, and international transfers.
You can exchange currency at banks, airport kiosks, dedicated currency exchange offices, or through online money transfer services. For large amounts, specialist FX brokers often offer better rates than high-street banks. Always compare rates and fees before committing.
The inverse rate tells you how much of your 'from' currency one unit of the 'to' currency is worth. For example, if 1 USD = 0.86 EUR, the inverse rate is 1 EUR = 1.163 USD. It's useful for understanding the relationship from both directions.
The rates in this tool are indicative mid-market reference rates based on commonly published data. They are not a real-time live feed and should not be used as the sole basis for financial decisions. Always confirm the current rate with your bank or transfer provider before completing a transaction.