Reference rates
Our rates come from the European Central Bank's daily reference feed (via the Frankfurter API), refreshed every hour. They reflect a representative mid-market rate, not the rate any particular bank or broker will offer.
Currency conversion
Convert any currency,
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30+ world currencies. Reference rates from the European Central Bank, refreshed every hour.
USD
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EUR1 USD = … EUR
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100.00 USD in all currencies
| Euro | — | EUR |
| British Pound | — | GBP |
| Japanese Yen | — | JPY |
| Swiss Franc | — | CHF |
| Canadian Dollar | — | CAD |
| Australian Dollar | — | AUD |
| New Zealand Dollar | — | NZD |
| Chinese Yuan | — | CNY |
| Hong Kong Dollar | — | HKD |
| Singapore Dollar | — | SGD |
| Indian Rupee | — | INR |
| South Korean Won | — | KRW |
| Mexican Peso | — | MXN |
| Brazilian Real | — | BRL |
| South African Rand | — | ZAR |
| Swedish Krona | — | SEK |
| Norwegian Krone | — | NOK |
| Danish Krone | — | DKK |
| Polish Zloty | — | PLN |
| Czech Koruna | — | CZK |
| Hungarian Forint | — | HUF |
| Turkish Lira | — | TRY |
| Israeli Shekel | — | ILS |
| Thai Baht | — | THB |
| Malaysian Ringgit | — | MYR |
| Indonesian Rupiah | — | IDR |
| Philippine Peso | — | PHP |
| Romanian Leu | — | RON |
| Bulgarian Lev | — | BGN |
| Icelandic Krona | — | ISK |
About currency conversion
A currency converter expresses the value of one currency in terms of another using current exchange rates. Rates fluctuate constantly with global trade, monetary policy and market sentiment.
Cross-rates
When converting between two non-USD currencies, the converter uses USD as a pivot: divide your amount by the USD→FROM rate, then multiply by the USD→TO rate. The math is identical for any base.
Why rates differ
Banks, card networks and exchanges add a spread above the mid-market rate to cover their costs and risk. Expect a 1–4% gap between reference rates and the price you actually pay.
Hourly updates
A scheduled job runs every hour, fetches the latest reference rates, upserts them into our live table and appends a snapshot to history — so you always see fresh numbers and we keep an audit trail.
Frequently asked questions
- How often are exchange rates updated?
- Rates are refreshed automatically every hour from the European Central Bank reference feed and stored in our database, so the converter always reflects recent market data.
- Which currencies are supported?
- Over 30 major world currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CNY, INR, AUD, CAD and more.
- Are these live trading rates?
- No — these are reference rates suitable for general conversion and information. Banks and money-changers add a margin, so actual transactions may differ slightly.
- What is the base currency?
- Internally USD is the base. Cross-rates are computed by dividing one quote rate by another (e.g. EUR→GBP = GBP/USD ÷ EUR/USD).