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Currency Converter

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Major Rates vs USD

Conversion Table — 1 USD

Currency Rate (1 USD) Converted

About the Rates

Rates are fetched from exchangerate-api.com (free tier, updated daily) and cached in your browser for 1 hour. For financial transactions, always verify with your bank or authorised foreign exchange provider. Mid-market rates shown — actual transaction rates include a spread.

Rate type

Mid-market

Update freq

Daily

Currencies

170+

Data source

Open Exchange

💡 Cross-border Trade Tip

When pricing imports: always invoice in a stable currency (USD or EUR preferred). Factor in exchange rate fluctuation of ±3–8% when budgeting. Use our Landed Cost Calculator to convert your total import cost to your home currency.

FAQ

How accurate are these exchange rates?
Rates are mid-market rates updated daily via public exchange rate APIs. They closely track rates you see on Google or Reuters. However, banks and money changers charge a spread (typically 0.5–3% for major currencies, more for exotic ones) on top of the mid-market rate. For large transactions, always confirm with your FX provider.
Which currencies are supported?
170+ currencies including all major fiat currencies — USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CNY, AUD, CAD, CHF, HKD, SGD and many more. Cryptocurrencies are not included (rates too volatile for a daily update model).
What happens when the API is unavailable?
The tool tries multiple free API sources in sequence. If all fail, it falls back to a set of reference rates (accurate to within a few percent for major currencies) while clearly labelling them as offline estimates.

Why Cross-Border Sellers Need Live Exchange Rates

If you sell internationally, source from overseas suppliers, or just travel often, a static exchange rate from last week can quietly cost you money. Currency pairs like USD/CNY, EUR/USD, or GBP/JPY move throughout the trading day, and even a 1-2% swing can erase a thin product margin or make a supplier quote look cheaper than it actually is by the time you pay the invoice. This converter pulls live mid-market rates across 170+ world currencies, so whether you're pricing an Amazon listing in multiple marketplaces, reconciling a PayPal payout, or budgeting a supplier deposit in RMB, the number on screen reflects what the market is actually doing right now — not what it was doing when you last checked a banking app.

Mid-Market Rate vs. What Your Bank Actually Charges

It's worth understanding that the rate shown here — and on most free converters — is the interbank "mid-market" rate, which sits exactly between the buy and sell price that banks trade at with each other. Retail banks, credit cards, and payment processors almost always add a markup on top of this rate (commonly 1-4%, sometimes hidden rather than itemized as a fee), which is why the amount that actually lands in your account is usually a bit less favorable than the headline number. Use this tool to get the true reference rate for planning and comparison purposes — to estimate what you'll actually receive after a specific provider's markup, pair this with a dedicated fee calculator like our PayPal Fee Calculator or your bank's published FX margin.

免费实时汇率换算器

本工具支持 170 多种货币之间的实时汇率换算,适用于跨境电商定价、海外采购预算、PayPal 到账金额估算等场景。显示的是银行间中间汇率,可作为判断实际到账金额是否合理的参考基准,实际换汇时银行或支付平台通常会在此基础上加收 1%-4% 的点差或手续费。

Frequently Asked Questions

How often are the exchange rates updated?⌄
Rates are refreshed from a live market data feed throughout the trading day, so the figures you see are current mid-market rates rather than a fixed daily snapshot.
Why is the rate here different from my bank's rate?⌄
This tool shows the mid-market interbank rate. Banks, card networks, and payment processors add their own markup on top of that rate, so the amount you're actually charged or credited will typically be slightly less favorable than the number shown here.
How many currencies are supported?⌄
Over 170 world currencies are supported, including all major trading pairs (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CNY) as well as regional currencies commonly used in cross-border e-commerce and sourcing.
Can I use this to estimate supplier invoice costs?⌄
Yes — converting a quoted amount in a supplier's local currency to your home currency at the current rate is a common use case, though you should add a small buffer for the markup your payment method will apply when the transaction actually settles.