Currency Converter — Live Exchange Rates

Convert 30+ currencies at today's live mid-market rates. · used 30 times

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How to convert currency

Choose the currency you are converting from and the one you are converting to, type the amount, and press Convert. You get the converted total plus the exact exchange rate used and the date it is from. Swap the two currencies with the ⇄ button to flip the conversion.

Currency Converter — TechWhack Score

8.3/10

Privacy 8/10

Only the rate table is fetched — the amount you type is converted on your device and never sent.
Speed 8/10

Rates are cached, so conversions are instant after the first load.
Features 7/10

Over 30 currencies at the live mid-market rate, sourced from the European Central Bank.
Free 10/10

No sign-up and no API key — the rate APIs meter this heavily.

Verdict: ECB mid-market rates with no API key or quota, and the amount itself never leaves your browser — only the public rate table is fetched.

A currency converter turns an amount in one currency into another at the current exchange rate. Pick the from and to currencies, enter an amount, and get the live conversion — the rates are the European Central Bank's daily reference rates, updated every business day.

About the rates

These are the European Central Bank's official daily reference (mid-market) rates — the same benchmark banks and news sites quote. They update once each business day, so they reflect the market but are not a live trading feed. The rate a bank or card actually gives you includes a margin on top.

FAQ

How current are the rates?They are the European Central Bank's reference rates, refreshed every business day (around 16:00 CET). The date used is shown with each result.

Which currencies are supported?Over 30 major world currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF, CNY and INR.

Is this the rate my bank will give me?No — this is the mid-market rate. Banks and cards add a margin, so the amount you actually receive is usually a little lower.