How to use the Currency Converter
- Enter the amount. Type how much money you want to convert.
- Choose currencies. Select the currency you have and the currency you want. Use the swap button to reverse.
- See the result. The converted amount and the exchange rate in both directions appear instantly.
Key features
- 160+ currenciesAll major and most minor world currencies.
- Daily-updated ratesMid-market rates refreshed every day.
- Instant conversionResults update as you type — no button needed.
- Popular comparison tableSee your amount in USD, EUR, GBP, INR, AED, JPY and more.
- Shareable linksThe URL remembers your currencies and amount.
- Works on mobileFast and lightweight on any device.
About this currency converter
This currency converter uses mid-market exchange rates — the midpoint between the buy and sell prices on global currency markets. It’s the fairest benchmark for comparing what banks, cards and money-transfer services charge you.
Popular conversions
- US Dollar to Indian Rupee (USD to INR)
- Euro to Indian Rupee (EUR to INR)
- British Pound to Indian Rupee (GBP to INR)
- UAE Dirham to Indian Rupee (AED to INR)
- US Dollar to Euro (USD to EUR)
- Canadian Dollar to Indian Rupee (CAD to INR)
Why does my bank give a different rate?
Banks, card networks and exchange bureaus usually add a margin (markup) of 1–5% to the mid-market rate, and some also charge fixed fees. When sending money abroad or paying in a foreign currency, compare the total amount the recipient receives — not just the advertised “zero fee”.
Tips for getting a better exchange rate
- Avoid airport and hotel currency exchanges, which typically have the widest margins.
- When paying by card abroad, choose to be charged in the local currency to avoid dynamic currency conversion fees.
- For international transfers, compare specialist providers against your bank.
- Freelancers invoicing in USD or EUR should compare platform withdrawal rates against the mid-market rate.
Frequently asked questions
How often are exchange rates updated?
Rates are refreshed daily from a reputable exchange-rate provider. The time of the last update is shown below the converter.
What is the mid-market rate?
It’s the midpoint between the buying and selling price of a currency on global markets — the “real” exchange rate without any provider markup.
How many currencies are supported?
More than 160 currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, INR, AED, SAR, JPY, CNY, AUD, CAD and SGD.
Can I share a conversion?
Yes. The page URL updates with your currencies and amount, so you can bookmark or share it.
Is this converter free?
Yes, it’s completely free with no limits or sign-up.
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