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Today’s Exchange Rates — USD Base
Foreign Exchange Rates
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Mid rates aggregated (median) from 4 independent sources: ExchangeRate-API, Fawaz Ahmed CDN, FloatRates, Currency-API Pages. TT = Telegraphic Transfer. CHQ = Cheque. NOTE = Cash notes. Buy/Sell spreads are simulated. Click the source bars on any row to see per-source breakdown. For informational purposes only — not financial advice.
Today's Exchange Rates
Mid-market exchange rates for 1 USD. Updated at build time from multiple independent sources.
CurrencyCode1 USD =
EuroEUR0.8536
Pound SterlingGBP0.7396
Japanese YenJPY159.591
Australian DollarAUD1.3938
Canadian DollarCAD1.3681
Swiss FrancCHF0.7887
Indian RupeeINR94.6126
Chinese YuanCNY6.8344
Mexican PesoMXN17.3899
Singapore DollarSGD1.2764
Hong Kong DollarHKD7.8363
Korean WonKRW1475.82
South African RandZAR16.5471
Turkish LiraTRY45.0759
UAE DirhamAED3.6725
Pakistani RupeePKR278.752
Philippine PesoPHP61.4153
Nigerian NairaNGN1374.52
Brazilian RealBRL4.9927
Thai BahtTHB32.5720
The live board above updates every 60 seconds with real-time data from 4 independent feeds. This table shows the latest server-side snapshot.
Compare Transfer Rates
The mid-market rate above is the fairest rate — but providers add markups. Compare actual rates from 35+ services on these popular corridors.
Understanding Exchange Rates
Mid-Market Rate vs. Transfer Rate
The mid-market rate you see on this page is the "real" exchange rate — the midpoint between buy and sell prices on global currency markets. When you send money internationally, providers add a markup to this rate. That markup is their profit margin, and it can vary widely between services. Always compare the rate a provider offers against the mid-market rate to see the true cost.
How We Calculate These Rates
We aggregate exchange rate data from 4 independent sources in real-time and take the median value. This approach eliminates outliers and provides a more reliable rate than relying on any single source. Rates refresh every 60 seconds while you're on this page. The buy/sell spreads shown are simulated based on typical banking margins for each currency.
Need to convert a specific amount? Try our currency converter with live mid-market rates, or compare transfer providers to find the cheapest way to send money abroad.
Popular Exchange Rates
Detailed rate pages with conversion tables, provider comparisons, and expert analysis for the most popular currency pairs.
USD to INR1 USD = 94.6126 INRUSD to EUR1 USD = 0.8536 EURGBP to EUR1 GBP = 1.1541 EURGBP to USD1 GBP = 1.3520 USDUSD to GBP1 USD = 0.7396 GBPEUR to USD1 EUR = 1.1715 USDUSD to JPY1 USD = 159.591 JPYUSD to CAD1 USD = 1.3681 CADUSD to MXN1 USD = 17.3899 MXNUSD to PKR1 USD = 278.752 PKRGBP to INR1 GBP = 127.916 INRCAD to INR1 CAD = 69.1586 INR
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the mid-market exchange rate?
The mid-market rate (also called the interbank rate) is the midpoint between the buy and sell prices of two currencies on the global market. It's the fairest exchange rate available and the one you'll see on Google or Reuters. Banks and money transfer services typically add a markup on top of this rate — that markup is their profit.
How often are these exchange rates updated?
Our rates are aggregated from 4 independent sources and refreshed every 60 seconds while you're on this page. The sources include ExchangeRate-API, Fawaz Ahmed CDN, FloatRates, and Currency-API Pages. We take the median value across all sources to ensure accuracy.
Why is my bank's exchange rate different from the mid-market rate?
Banks and transfer services add a margin (markup) to the mid-market rate. This is one of the ways they make money on international transfers. The markup can range from 0.5% to 5% or more depending on the provider and currency corridor. Use our comparison tool to find providers offering rates closest to the mid-market rate.
What is the difference between buy and sell rates?
The buy rate is what a bank pays you when you sell foreign currency to them. The sell rate is what the bank charges you when you buy foreign currency. The difference between these two rates is called the spread, and it represents the bank's profit margin on currency exchange.
Which currency pairs are most traded globally?
The most traded currency pairs are EUR/USD (Euro/US Dollar), USD/JPY (US Dollar/Japanese Yen), GBP/USD (British Pound/US Dollar), and USD/CHF (US Dollar/Swiss Franc). These are known as the 'major pairs' and account for the majority of forex trading volume worldwide.
Historical Exchange Rates
Track how provider exchange rates have changed over time across 90+ currency corridors. See which providers consistently offer the best rates and find the optimal time to send.
View rate history for 90+ corridorsExchange rates shown are mid-market rates aggregated from multiple independent sources for informational purposes only. Actual rates offered by money transfer providers, banks, and currency exchange services will differ. These rates do not constitute financial advice and should not be relied upon for trading decisions. Last updated in real-time from 4 independent data feeds.