Convert 160+ currencies at today's rate, both ways, and see what your bank or card markup really costs.
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Convert dollars to rupees, dirhams to rupees, or any of 160+ currencies at the day's mid-market rate, in either direction. Because banks and cards rarely give you that exact rate, you can add a typical forex markup and see what a foreign payment will actually cost, or how much you'll get when you exchange money.
The rate provider publishes new rates once a day, and the time of the last update is shown under the converter. That is fine for planning, shopping and invoices, but not for trading, where prices change every second.
Usually not. This is the mid-market rate, halfway between buying and selling prices. Banks, card networks and money-transfer services add a margin or fee. Choose a markup in the calculator to see the effect, for example a 3.5% card markup on a $100 payment.
It depends on the card. Many Indian debit and credit cards charge around 2% to 3.5% of the amount as a foreign currency markup, plus 18% GST on that fee; some premium and forex cards charge less or nothing. Check your card's schedule of charges.
No. It covers government-issued currencies only.
