These figures represent indicative mid-market exchange rates. Real-world consumer rates applied by banks or payment processors may include standard retail spreads or transaction fees.
About this tool
Our client-side financial engine processes value conversions directly in your browser's memory, ensuring instant feedback and absolute privacy for your sensitive financial calculations.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Currency Converter.
How current are the exchange rates used in the converter?
Exchange rates are fetched from a live financial data API and updated every hour. For real-time trading rates, always verify with your broker or bank — our rates reflect mid-market interbank values and are ideal for planning and estimation.
How many currencies does the converter support?
The converter supports 170+ world currencies including all major fiat currencies, plus a selection of widely-traded currency pairs. Exotic and illiquid currencies may have lower data freshness due to thinner market coverage.
Why does the rate shown differ from my bank's rate?
The converter shows the mid-market rate (the midpoint between buy and sell prices in the interbank market). Banks and money transfer services apply a markup (spread) on top of this rate to cover their operating costs and profit margin — typically 1–3% for retail customers.
What is a mid-market exchange rate?
The mid-market rate (also called the interbank rate or spot rate) is the midpoint between the best buy and sell prices available in the wholesale currency market. It is the fairest benchmark rate and the one used by services like Google Finance and Xe.com.
Is the currency conversion calculation done on a server?
Rate data is fetched from a live API, but the conversion arithmetic runs entirely client-side. Your conversion amounts are never sent to any server.