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Currency Converter

Convert supported world currencies with a free hourly reference feed and resilient daily fallbacks.

Show formula
amount × (rate_to ÷ rate_from), cross-rated through the snapshot base

Inputs

Result

Your result appears here

Enter Amount and the result fills in as you type.

How it works

  1. Pick the currency you are converting from and the one you want.
  2. Type an amount — the conversion updates as you type.
  3. Check the freshness line under the result: rates are checked against a free hourly reference feed, with daily references as fallbacks.

Frequently asked questions

How current are the rates?

The primary public feed updates hourly and the browser re-checks it on a short cache window. The result shows when the data was updated and whether a daily fallback was needed. It is an indicative reference rate, not tick-by-tick trading data.

Why does my bank give a different number?

A bank or card network adds a spread and often a fee on top of the mid-market rate shown here. Treat this as the reference rate, not the price you will be charged.

What happens if the rate sources are unreachable?

It works down a chain of six endpoints drawn from four independent providers, starting with the free hourly feed and then daily references. If every endpoint fails, a previously validated browser cache may be shown as stale; otherwise the converter says rates are unavailable and offers a retry rather than inventing a number.

How are pairs that share no base handled?

Every rate in a snapshot is quoted against one base currency, so any other pair is cross-rated by dividing the two: amount × (rate_to ÷ rate_from).

Examples

What is 100 USD in EUR if the rate is 0.92?
92.00 EUR. The tool applies whatever rate the current snapshot carries; 0.92 here is only to show the arithmetic.
How do I convert between two non-USD currencies?
Pick them directly. The tool cross-rates through the snapshot base for you, so GBP → JPY needs no intermediate step.

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