Live rates for global fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies.
Rates update from a public mid-market feed and refresh on page load. Banks and card networks typically add a spread of 1–4%. Related: tip, sales tax, stock profit.
You enter an amount, pick a source currency, and add one or more target currencies. The tool fetches live mid-market rates from a public exchange rate API on page load. All rates are stored relative to USD internally, so converting from EUR to JPY first converts EUR→USD, then USD→JPY. Crypto rates come from a market data API and are also normalized to USD.
This tool shows the mid-market rate — the wholesale rate used between banks. Your bank or card issuer adds a markup (typically 1–4%) plus potential fixed fees. The mid-market rate is useful as a benchmark to compare how much your provider charges.
Fiat exchange rates refresh each time you load the page, sourced from a public API that updates once daily. Crypto rates update from a market data API and may lag real-time prices by a few minutes.
Use the mid-market rate as a benchmark, but for large transfers always compare actual quotes from your bank, a money-transfer service (like Wise or OFX), and your card network. The spread on large transfers can often be negotiated.
Crypto rates here are sourced from aggregated market data and reflect approximate USD prices. Actual prices vary by exchange and change rapidly. For trading decisions, always check real-time prices on the specific exchange you plan to use.
The converter covers 160+ fiat currencies and the top 250 cryptocurrencies by market cap. Very small or illiquid tokens and some restricted currencies (like the North Korean won) may not be available in the data feed.
Estimate only. Results reflect your inputs and standard formulas. Double-check important decisions independently.