Currency Converter

Live FX with fallback and a manual override. Add multiple targets and include a fee or FX margin.

Inputs

Historical rates if available

Targets

Fees & options

We reduce the mid-rate by this percent

Manual override (optional)

If set, we’ll use this rate for the first target only

Summary

Converted amounts

#CurrencyMid rateRate after feeAmountInverse (base per 1 target)
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What this converter does

Quickly convert a base amount into multiple currencies using live mid-market rates. You can choose today’s rate or a past date, add a fee or FX margin to simulate card/bank spreads, override a rate manually for one target, export results as CSV, and share a prefilled link.

How to use

  1. Enter your Amount and pick the From currency.
  2. Choose Use today’s rates or switch to a specific Rate date.
  3. Under Targets, add one or more currency codes (e.g., EUR, GBP, JPY). Use Defaults to preload common ones.
  4. (Optional) Set an FX fee / margin to reduce mid-market rates (e.g., 3% typical card spread).
  5. (Optional) Enter a Manual override rate and select which target it applies to.
  6. Click Convert. Use Copy link to share the same setup, or Download CSV for a spreadsheet.

What you’ll see

FAQ

Do I need an API key?

No. We use public endpoints (Frankfurter with a fallback). If both fail, you can still enter a manual rate for one target and export CSV.

Why does the amount differ from my card statement?

Cards and banks usually add a spread on top of mid-market and may charge extra fees. Add a fee/margin (e.g., 2–4%) to simulate this.

Can I share my settings?

Yes. Click Copy link. Your amount, base, targets, date choice, fee, and manual override are encoded in the URL.

Are historical rates accurate?

They’re indicative mid-market snapshots. Actual executable rates at that time may differ. Treat this as an estimator.

The table shows dashes (—). What does that mean?

It means we didn’t get a valid rate for that currency (or you haven’t set one via manual override). Try again, switch source date, or set a manual rate.

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