Currency Converter
Converts between about thirty currencies at the ECB’s daily reference rates, crossed through the euro, or at a rate you type in.
Converts between about thirty currencies at the European Central Bank’s daily reference rates, crossed through the euro. It is a reference rate, not a dealing rate: what you get at a bank counter or on a card will be worse, and knowing by how much is the point of comparing.
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Enter a rate yourself
To calculate with the rate your bank or card issuer quoted, put it here. Clear it to go back to the ECB reference rate.
These are the reference rates the European Central Bank publishes each working day at 16:00 CET. They are not the rates a bank buys and sells at — a branch, a card issuer or a bureau adds its own spread on top. For a contract or a transfer, enter that rate yourself.
Every pair is computed through the euro (USD→KRW = KRW/EUR ÷ USD/EUR). At weekends and on ECB holidays the previous working day’s values stand.
How to use it
Pick the two currencies
The rate between them is computed through the euro, because that is the only pair the ECB publishes.
Type the amount
The full table below shows the same amount in every other currency at once, which is quicker than converting one at a time.
Or type your own rate
When you know the rate your bank quoted, put it in and the conversion uses that instead. That is how you find out what the spread cost you.
Common questions
How current are these rates?
The reference date is printed on the page. The ECB publishes once each working day at about 16:00 CET, so on a weekend or a European holiday the newest rate is Friday’s.
Why is this not the rate I got?
A reference rate is the midpoint of the interbank market. A bank sells you currency above it and buys below it, and a card adds its own margin on top. A spread of 1 to 3% is ordinary and it is not hidden — it is the difference between this number and theirs.
Why is my currency not listed?
The list is exactly what the ECB publishes — about thirty of the most traded currencies. A currency it does not quote cannot be crossed through the euro from this data, and guessing a rate would be worse than not offering one.
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