Convert between world currencies using fixed exchange rates (USD base)
This currency calculator converts between twelve major world currencies using USD-based exchange rates. Whether you are traveling internationally, managing cross-border business transactions, or sending remittances, this tool provides quick and accurate currency conversions.
Whether you are planning international travel, managing cross-border e-commerce, or sending money to family abroad, knowing current exchange rates helps you budget accurately. Currency fluctuations can significantly impact the cost of goods and services in foreign markets.
The calculator converts the source currency to USD first, then from USD to the target currency. The exchange rate between any two currencies is derived by dividing the target currency's USD rate by the source currency's USD rate.
This calculator uses fixed reference exchange rates based on current market data. Actual exchange rates fluctuate constantly and may differ from rates offered by banks, currency exchange services, or credit card processors, which typically add a markup.
The calculator supports USD, EUR (Euro), GBP (British Pound), JPY (Japanese Yen), CAD (Canadian Dollar), AUD (Australian Dollar), INR (Indian Rupee), PKR (Pakistani Rupee), AED (UAE Dirham), SAR (Saudi Riyal), CNY (Chinese Yuan), and KRW (South Korean Won).
Banks and currency exchange services typically add a markup of 1% to 3% above the mid-market exchange rate. They also may charge flat transaction fees. This calculator uses mid-market rates, which are the rates you see on financial news sites and represent the true market rate without markups.
Currency conversion fees are charges applied when exchanging one currency for another. Credit cards typically charge 1% to 3% above the base exchange rate, ATMs may charge a flat fee plus a percentage, and currency exchange kiosks at airports often have the highest markups. Shopping around can save significant money.
Foreign exchange rates fluctuate continuously during market hours, which are 24 hours a day on weekdays. Major currency pairs like EUR/USD can change hundreds of times per minute. Rates are influenced by economic data, central bank policies, geopolitical events, and market sentiment.