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Convert 30 currencies at the ECB's daily reference rates

ECB daily reference rates for 30 currencies — not a live market feed, and banks and cards add their own margin.
ECB reference rates, October 15, 2026

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100 USD = 89.22 EUR

1 USD = 0.8922 EUR

ECB reference rates, October 15, 2026

Exchange Rates (1 USD)

ECB reference rates, October 15, 2026

🇦🇺AUD
1.4470
🇧🇷BRL
5.0570
🇨🇦CAD
1.4207
🇨🇭CHF
0.8302
🇨🇳CNY
6.6910
🇨🇿CZK
21.7280
🇩🇰DKK
6.6693
🇪🇺EUR
0.8922
🇬🇧GBP
0.7549
🇭🇰HKD
7.8473
🇭🇺HUF
324.4100
🇮🇩IDR
17944.0000
🇮🇱ILS
3.1022
🇮🇳INR
95.0600
🇮🇸ISK
121.7000
🇯🇵JPY
157.9800
🇰🇷KRW
1345.9000
🇲🇽MXN
18.5225
🇲🇾MYR
4.0825
🇳🇴NOK
9.5039
🇳🇿NZD
1.7855
🇵🇭PHP
63.0740
🇵🇱PLN
3.8990
🇷🇴RON
4.7588
🇸🇪SEK
9.9719
🇸🇬SGD
1.2829
🇹🇭THB
33.5400
🇹🇷TRY
49.4170
🇿🇦ZAR
16.5568

About the Currency Converter

Whether you're booking a flight priced in euros, comparing a freelance invoice quoted in British pounds, or just curious what your salary looks like in yen, converting between currencies by hand means hunting down a rate and doing the math yourself. This Currency Converter removes that friction: pick a source and target currency, enter an amount, and the converted value appears as you type. It's built for the everyday moments where you need a quick, honestly sourced number — not a trading terminal.

The rates are the European Central Bank's daily reference rates, which the ECB publishes once per business day at around 16:00 Central European Time. They cover 30 currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, NZD, CNY, HKD, SGD, KRW, INR, IDR, MYR, PHP, THB, ILS, TRY, ZAR, BRL, MXN and the European currencies SEK, NOK, DKK, ISK, PLN, CZK, HUF, RON and BGN. Currencies the ECB does not fix, such as the UAE dirham, Taiwan dollar or Russian rouble, are not offered rather than estimated. Our server fetches the latest fixing once a day, and the publication date is printed next to the rates on this page, so you always know which day's rate you are looking at.

What this is not: a live market feed. Exchange rates move throughout the trading day, the reference rate is a single daily snapshot, and the rate at a bank, card issuer or exchange counter will differ by their margin or fee. Treat the result as a reliable reference for travel budgeting, comparing prices or sanity-checking an invoice, and confirm the exact rate with your provider before a wire transfer, large purchase or contract. If the daily refresh ever fails, the page keeps the last rates it received and says so clearly rather than showing an old number as current.

How to convert currencies with ECB reference rates

Convert an amount between two of the 30 ECB-fixed currencies and check which day's rate was used.

  1. 1

    Check the rate date

    The blue banner at the top shows the date of the ECB reference rates in use. Rates are fixed once per business day, so a Friday date is normal over the weekend; an amber notice means the refresh failed and the rates may be out of date.

  2. 2

    Select the source currency

    Open the From list and pick the currency you are converting from, for example USD. You can type a code or name in the search box to filter the 30 currencies.

  3. 3

    Select the target currency

    Open the To list and pick the currency you want, for example EUR, or click one of the Popular Currency Pairs buttons to set both at once.

  4. 4

    Enter the amount

    Type the amount in the Amount box. The result updates as you type, and the line underneath shows the rate used (1 USD = 0.8851 EUR, for example) with its date.

  5. 5

    Swap, copy or compare

    Use the arrow button to convert in the other direction, the copy icon to copy "100 USD = 88.51 EUR" to the clipboard, and the table at the bottom to see one unit of your source currency in every other currency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the exchange rates come from?

From the European Central Bank's daily euro foreign exchange reference rates, via the free Frankfurter API. The ECB fixes them once per business day at around 16:00 CET; our server fetches the latest fixing once a day and prints its date on the page. They are not live market rates and are not updated during the day.

Which currencies are supported?

30: USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, NZD, CNY, HKD, SGD, KRW, INR, IDR, MYR, PHP, THB, ILS, TRY, ZAR, BRL, MXN, SEK, NOK, DKK, ISK, PLN, CZK, HUF, RON and BGN — the currencies the ECB publishes a reference rate for. Currencies outside that list, such as AED, TWD or RUB, are not offered because we have no reliable rate for them.

Why is the rate different from my bank or card?

A reference rate is a mid-market snapshot. Banks, card networks and exchange counters quote a buy rate and a sell rate around it and keep the spread, often 1–4%, plus any fixed fee. Use this page to budget or sanity-check an amount, and confirm the exact rate with your provider before a transfer or large purchase.

What happens if the rates cannot be updated?

The page keeps the last rates it successfully received and shows an amber "rates may be out of date" notice with their date. It never silently serves an old table as current, and it never fills in a rate it does not have.