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Note: These are indicative mid-market reference rates, updated daily — not the rate your bank, card network, or transfer service will actually charge, since those add their own margin and fees. Use this for estimates, not for settling transactions.
150+ Currencies
Convert between all major world currencies including INR, USD, EUR, GBP, JPY and AED.
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Understanding Currency Conversion
Converting currency means multiplying an amount by the exchange rate between two currencies. If 1 USD equals 83 INR, then 100 USD equals 8,300 INR. The rate itself moves constantly based on supply, demand, interest rates, and economic conditions in each country.
The Conversion Formula
Converted Amount = Original Amount × Exchange Rate. To reverse a conversion, divide instead of multiplying — or simply use the swap button, which flips both currencies and recalculates automatically.
Mid-Market Rate vs. What You Actually Pay
The mid-market rate is the midpoint between what buyers are willing to pay and what sellers are asking — the "true" rate you see quoted in the news. Banks and money-transfer services rarely give you this rate. They apply a spread (typically 0.5% to 4%) plus sometimes a flat fee, which is how they make money on the exchange. Comparing a provider's quoted rate against the mid-market rate is the quickest way to see how much you are really being charged.
Why Rates Change Daily
Exchange rates float based on trade flows, inflation differences, central bank interest rate decisions, and investor sentiment. For everyday conversions the daily reference rate is more than accurate enough, but for large transfers even a small daily movement can matter, so it is worth checking the rate close to the moment you transact.
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Enter the amount, choose the currency you are converting from and the currency you are converting to, and the converted value appears instantly using the latest available exchange rate.
Where do these exchange rates come from?
Rates are fetched from a free public exchange-rate service that publishes daily reference rates. They are indicative mid-market rates, not the rate your bank or payment provider will charge.
Are these rates live and real-time?
The rates update once per day rather than tick-by-tick. The date the rates were published is shown alongside every result, so you always know how fresh the figure is.
Why is the rate different from what my bank gives me?
Banks, card networks, and money-transfer services add a markup or fee on top of the mid-market rate. This converter shows the reference mid-market rate, so your actual received amount will usually be slightly lower.
Is my data sent anywhere?
The only network request this tool makes is to fetch public exchange-rate data. The amounts you type are never transmitted, logged, or stored — all conversion math happens locally in your browser.