Currency Converter
Convert between 20+ currencies with live exchange rates — USD, INR, EUR, AED and more.
Live mid-market rates via the free Frankfurter API (European Central Bank data, updated each working day). Rates are indicative — banks and apps add their own margin.
Live rates, zero fluff
Pick currencies, enter an amount, convert. Rates come live from the free Frankfurter API, which publishes European Central Bank reference rates — the same mid-market rates you see quoted in financial news, updated every working day around 16:00 CET.
Why your bank's rate differs
The rate shown here is the mid-market rate — the midpoint between global buy and sell prices. Banks, cards and remittance apps add a margin (typically 0.5–4%) plus fees on top. Use this converter to know the fair benchmark, then compare what your bank actually offers; the gap is what you're paying for the service.
Common conversions
USD→INR for freelancer payments and imports, AED→INR for Gulf remittances, EUR/GBP for study-abroad budgeting, and USD→anything for online shopping. For historical planning, remember rates move — a budget made at today's rate deserves a 2–3% buffer.
Sending money? Check the real cost
Compare services on the amount received, not the advertised fee — a "zero fee" transfer with a 3% rate markup costs more than a ₹200 fee at mid-market rate. Our percentage calculator makes the markup math quick.
Frequently asked questions
How current are the rates?
Rates are European Central Bank reference rates via the Frankfurter API, updated every working day around 16:00 CET. Weekends show Friday's rate.
Why does my bank give a different rate?
This shows the mid-market rate. Banks and payment apps add a margin of 0.5–4% plus fees — the difference is their charge for the exchange.
Which currencies are supported?
20+ major currencies including INR, USD, EUR, GBP, AED, JPY, AUD, CAD, SGD and CNY, covering the vast majority of real-world conversions.
Can I rely on this for invoicing?
Use it as the reference rate, but state in contracts which day's rate applies — rates change daily and the rate at payment time is what matters.