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Currency Converter

James Barra
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James Barra
William Berg
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William Berg
Tobias Robinson
Fact checked by
Tobias Robinson
Updated

Convert between around 30 major currencies with the European Central Bank’s daily reference rates. Enter an amount, choose the two currencies, and see the result together with the exchange rate both ways.

Currency Converter

Convert between currencies with the latest reference rates.

Converted amount–
Exchange rate
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Inverse rate
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Rates from
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Exchange rates: ECB reference rates of 11 Nov 2026. These are mid-market reference rates. Banks, card issuers and brokers usually add a markup of 0.5–3% to the rate you get.

How To Use The Converter

  1. Enter the amount you want to convert.
  2. Choose the currency you are converting from. It is set to your local currency where possible.
  3. Choose the currency you are converting to.
  4. Press Swap currencies to convert the other way.

The converter shows the converted amount, the exchange rate, the inverse rate and the date of the rates used.

Where The Exchange Rates Come From

The rates are the reference rates published by the European Central Bank every working day, around 4 pm Central European Time. They are mid-market rates: halfway between the price at which banks buy and sell a currency. They are widely used as a fair benchmark, but they are not live trading prices and are not updated during the day.

Why It Matters To Traders

When you deposit money with a broker in another currency, or withdraw your profits, the money is converted. Banks, card issuers and brokers usually give you a rate 0.5% to 3% worse than the mid-market rate, and the difference is a cost you pay on every conversion.

Comparing the rate you are offered with the reference rate here shows how big that hidden markup is. If you convert often, choosing a broker that offers an account in your own currency can save a noticeable amount every year.

Tips

  • See what conversions cost you per year, and which brokers offer accounts in your currency, with the currency conversion cost calculator.
  • For trading, use the live prices in your broker’s platform. Exchange rates move all the time.
  • Check whether your broker converts the profit or loss of trades in another currency, and at what rate.

Alternatively, see our full suite of free online trading calculators.

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