Currency Converter
Convert between 160+ world currencies with live exchange rates. Fast, accurate, and free.
How to convert currency online
Convert any amount between 160+ currencies in seconds using daily mid-market reference rates.
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Enter the amount
Type the amount you want to convert in the input field. You can enter any number, including decimals, for example, 1500.50.
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Select your currencies
Choose the source currency (the one you have) and the target currency (the one you want). The tool supports 160+ currencies including all major fiat currencies.
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Get the live result
The converted amount appears instantly using real-time exchange rates fetched from our API. Rates are refreshed every few minutes so you always see an accurate figure.
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Swap or compare
Hit the swap button to reverse the conversion in one click. You can also change the amount or currencies at any time. Results update automatically.
What people use it for
Six situations where you need a live exchange rate.
Travel planning
Check how much your home currency is worth at your destination before booking hotels, flights, or tours. Avoid airport exchange booth surprises.
Online shopping
Convert prices from international stores to your local currency so you know exactly what you're paying before checkout.
Freelance invoicing
Quickly convert your hourly rate or project fee between USD, EUR, GBP, INR, or any other currency when billing international clients.
Sending money abroad
Compare the mid-market rate against what your bank or remittance service offers to see how much you're losing in fees and spread.
Crypto & forex trading
Use the live rates as a reference point when evaluating currency pairs or calculating profit/loss on international positions.
Business finance
Convert revenue, costs, or budgets across currencies for financial reports, investor decks, or cross-border procurement decisions.
Why your bank's rate is different
The rate shown is the mid-market rate: the midpoint between what banks pay to buy a currency and what they charge to sell it. Nobody actually trades at it as a customer. Banks, cards and transfer services add a margin, often 1–4% for cards and more at airport exchange counters, and some also charge a fixed fee.
So if ₹1 lakh converts to about $1,052 at the mid-market rate shown here, a card with a 3.5% foreign exchange markup would give you about $1,015 of spending, roughly $37 less. Compare providers by the amount the recipient actually gets, not by the rate they advertise.
- Rates update about once a day, so they won't match live trading prices during a fast-moving market.
- Cryptocurrencies aren't included.
- Treat results as a reference for planning and budgeting, not a quote you can transact at.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about exchange rates, accuracy, and how the currency converter works.