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Currency Converter

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Convert between world currencies using live exchange rates — pick an amount and two currencies, swap them with one click, and see the last-updated rate timestamp.

Input

Converted amount

Enter an amount and pick two currencies to convert.

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Convert an amount between any two of 158 world currencies — plus gold, silver, platinum, palladium and IMF Special Drawing Rights — using exchange rates that update daily. Pick an amount, a "from" currency and a "to" currency, and the converted total, the exchange rate in both directions, and the date the rates were last updated all show up immediately.

How to use it

  1. Enter the amount you want to convert.
  2. Pick the From currency and the To currency from the searchable dropdowns — type a currency code (e.g. JPY) or a country/currency name to filter the list.
  3. Click the swap icon between the two dropdowns to instantly reverse the conversion direction.
  4. Read the result, the "1 X = Y" rate line, and the "Rates as of" date underneath it.

Where the rates come from

Rates are fetched directly from your browser — nothing is proxied through our servers — from a free, key-free exchange-rate API that updates once a day. If the primary source doesn't respond, a second, independently-hosted mirror of the same dataset is used automatically, so a single provider outage doesn't break the tool.

How often do the rates update?

Once a day. The "Rates as of" date under the result shows exactly which day's rates you're seeing — useful context if you're checking a rate around a market-moving event, since it won't reflect intraday moves.

Can I convert to gold or silver?

Yes — search for XAU (gold), XAG (silver), XPT (platinum) or XPD (palladium) in either dropdown. They're priced per troy ounce, the standard unit for precious metals.

Is this good enough for a live trade or invoice?

Treat it as a reference rate, not a bank or broker's live quote — actual transactions add a spread on top of the market rate. For sending money or invoicing, check the exact rate your bank, card network or payment provider will apply.

What if I need a different kind of conversion?

For non-currency units — length, weight, temperature and more — see the Unit Converter. If you're validating a business's VAT number rather than converting money, try the VAT Number Validator.

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