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Currency converter

Convert dollars, euros, pounds, rupees, naira and 150+ currencies at today's rate, with the rate date shown. Enter your bank's rate to see the real amount.

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About this tool

How much is 100 dollars in euros, pounds or rupees? Type the amount, pick two currencies and get the conversion at today's rate, with its date. You can also type your bank's rate to see exactly what you'll get.

When to use it

Travel budget

Estimate your trip budget in euros, pesos or yen before you go.

Shopping abroad online

Check what an item priced in another currency really costs.

Money transfers

Compare the rate a transfer service offers with today's rate.

How to use

  1. Type the amount.
  2. Pick the currency you have and the one you want; the button between them swaps them.
  3. Read the result and the rate both ways.
  4. For a real exchange, type your bank's rate in the “Rate” field.

How it works

Rates come from ExchangeRate-API and are updated once a day; our server caches them for a few hours. The rate date is always shown.

The amount you type never leaves your browser: only the rates are downloaded.

Conversion between two non-dollar currencies uses the cross rate through the dollar.

Tips for best results

  • Banks and exchange offices use a less favorable rate: compare theirs with this one to see their margin.
  • For card payments abroad, add your bank's foreign transaction fee.
  • Rates move during the day: for a large amount, check at the time of the exchange.
  • The button between the lists swaps the currencies in one click.

Common problems and fixes

Rates do not load

The source may be briefly unavailable. Type the rate yourself: the conversion still works.

My bank gave me a different amount

It adds its margin and fees. Type its rate in the “Rate” field to match its calculation.

I can't find my currency

Look under “All currencies”, sorted by code (NGN for the naira, INR for the rupee).

Frequently asked questions

Where do the rates come from?

From ExchangeRate-API, updated once a day. The rate date is shown under the result.

Are these my bank's rates?

No: they are indicative mid-market rates, with no margin or fees. Your bank uses its own rate.

How often are rates updated?

Once a day at the source; the page shows the exact update time.

Is my amount sent anywhere?

No. Only the rates are downloaded; the calculation happens in your browser.

Can I use my own rate?

Yes, type it in the “Rate” field: it replaces today's rate until you switch back.

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