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Currency Converter

Convert between 30+ currencies with live exchange rates.

Uses live mid-market exchange rates (needs an internet connection).

How do you convert one currency to another?

Converted amount = amount × (rate of target ÷ rate of source), where rates are quoted against the US dollar and refreshed from a live feed. For example, at a rate of 0.92, 100 US dollars converts to about 92 euros. Mid-market rates sit between bank buy and sell prices, so treat this as a reference only.

Understanding your result

Mid-market rates sit between the buy and sell prices banks quote. Your bank or card will usually add a margin, so treat this as a reference, not a dealing rate.

Formula and method

Converted amount = amount × (rate of target ÷ rate of source), where rates are quoted against the US dollar and refreshed from a live feed.

Assumptions and limitations

Rates are indicative mid-market values updated periodically, not live tick-by-tick quotes, and exclude any fees or spreads your provider charges.

Worked example

At a rate of 0.92, 100 US dollars converts to about 92 euros.

How to use this tool

  1. Enter the amount to convert.
  2. Choose the currency to convert from and to.
  3. Read the converted amount and the live rate.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Assuming the mid-market rate is what you will actually be charged — providers add a margin.

About the Currency Converter

Convert money between major world currencies using live mid-market exchange rates. Enter an amount, choose the currencies, and see the converted value plus the exact rate.

Who should use this tool

Travellers, online shoppers, freelancers invoicing abroad and anyone comparing prices across currencies.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the rates live?

Yes — rates are fetched from a live exchange-rate feed when you open the tool and refreshed periodically.

Why does my bank give a different amount?

Banks and cards add a margin to the mid-market rate and may charge fees, so their figure is usually a little worse.

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