Currency Converter

Enter the amount you want to convert. Select your source currency (what you have) and target currency (what you want). Use the swap button to quickly reverse the conversion.

The quick reference table shows common amounts so you can quickly look up conversions without re-entering values. Great for travel planning or quick estimates.

The inverse rate shows how much 1 unit of the target currency is worth in the source currency — useful for checking prices in the other direction.

The mid-market rate is the "true" rate — the midpoint between buy and sell prices in the forex market. It's what you see on Google and financial news sites.

You'll never get the mid-market rate from a bank or exchange service. They add a spread (markup) of 1-5% as profit. Online services like Wise typically offer the smallest spreads.

Rates change constantly during trading hours (24/5 for major pairs). For large conversions, timing can matter — but trying to "time" forex markets is generally not recommended.

Avoid airport exchanges — they typically have the worst rates with spreads of 5-10%. Plan ahead and exchange before you travel.

Use travel-friendly cards like Wise, Revolut, or cards with no foreign transaction fees. They offer near mid-market rates and charge 0-1% fees.

Always pay in local currency when abroad. If a card terminal asks "pay in your home currency?" always say no — their conversion rate will be much worse (this is called Dynamic Currency Conversion).