Convert any amount between 18 of the world’s most-traded currencies at live mid-market rates. Enter an amount, pick the currency you have and the currency you want, and the result updates instantly — with the exchange rate, its inverse and a quick reference table shown alongside.
Every currency is stored relative to the US dollar. To convert between any two, the amount is taken to USD first and then out to the target currency — the standard USD-pivot used by the interbank market:
usdPer(X) = units of X per 1 USD Rate(From → To) = (1 ÷ usdPer(From)) × usdPer(To) Converted = Amount × Rate(From → To) Inverse rate = 1 ÷ Rate(From → To) Example — 1,000 EUR to USD (usdPer EUR = 0.9223): Rate = (1 ÷ 0.9223) × 1 = 1.0843 1,000 × 1.0843 = 1,084.30 USD
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They are indicative mid-market reference rates for illustration. For an executable price, always check live quotes with your bank or broker before transacting.
It is the midpoint between the bid (sell) and ask (buy) prices — the fairest reference rate. Providers add a margin to it, which is how most retailers make money on conversions.
Banks and money-transfer services build a spread into the rate and may add fixed fees. Comparing the offered rate against the mid-market rate shows the real cost of the conversion.