Convert between 160+ world currencies with daily updated exchange rates.
How the currency converter works
Enter an amount and choose the two currencies. The converter uses the latest daily mid-market rate, which is the midpoint between the buy and sell prices on the global currency markets. It supports more than 160 currencies, including the US dollar, euro, British pound, Japanese yen, Indian rupee, Pakistani rupee, UAE dirham and Saudi riyal.
Converting stock and fund prices between markets
Shares and mutual funds are priced in the currency of their home market. To compare a holding on a foreign exchange with your local investments, convert its value here, then use the stock profit calculator or the mutual fund return calculator. Remember that a foreign investment has two sources of return: the change in the share price and the change in the exchange rate.
Mid-market rate versus the rate you get
No bank or exchange office gives retail customers the mid-market rate. Compare the rate you are offered with the one shown here to see the real cost of a transfer: the bigger the gap, the larger the hidden fee.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the exchange rates come from?
Rates are loaded from ExchangeRate-API, which aggregates data from central banks and commercial sources and publishes mid-market reference rates once a day. The time of the last update is shown under the result.
Why is my bank or exchange giving a different rate?
Banks, card networks and money changers add a margin and fees on top of the mid-market rate. The rate shown here is a reference rate, so the amount you actually receive will usually be a little lower.
Can I use it to convert stock prices from another exchange?
Yes. Enter the share price or the value of your holding in the currency of the exchange where it trades, for example USD for NYSE and NASDAQ, GBP for the London Stock Exchange, INR for NSE and BSE or PKR for PSX, and convert it to your own currency.
Are the rates live?
No. They are daily reference rates, which is accurate enough for budgeting, travel and comparing prices. For trading or large transfers, use the live quote from your broker or bank.