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How can I convert my money using the Global FX Currency Converter?

Converting money with Global FX is fast, free, and does not require registration. Follow these simple steps:

  1. Enter Amount: Type the value you wish to convert in the amount field (e.g., 1000).
  2. Select Source Currency: Choose the currency you currently hold (e.g., USD - US Dollar) from the left dropdown.
  3. Select Target Currency: Choose the currency you want to exchange into (e.g., INR - Indian Rupee) from the right dropdown.
  4. View Live Result: The tool automatically calculates the exchange rate using real-time mid-market data.

You can also click the Swap (⇄) button to reverse the currencies instantly.

Which currencies and assets are supported on Global FX?

Global FX supports over 150+ global currencies and digital assets, making it one of the most comprehensive tools available online. Our database includes:

  • Major Fiat Currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, AUD, CAD.
  • Emerging Market Currencies: INR (Indian Rupee), AED (UAE Dirham), PKR, BRL, ZAR, TRY.
  • Cryptocurrencies: Real-time conversion for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
  • Precious Metals: Live spot prices for Gold (XAU) and Silver (XAG).
What is the 'Interbank Rate' and why does it matter?

The Interbank Rate (often called the Mid-Market Rate or Spot Rate) is the dynamic exchange rate at which banks trade currencies with one another. It is calculated as the midpoint between the "Buy" (Bid) and "Sell" (Ask) prices in global currency markets.

Why is it important? This is the "truest" exchange rate available. Unlike airports or retail money changers, the interbank rate does not include any hidden markups or spreads. We display this rate to help you benchmark the fairness of the deal your bank is offering.

Why is the exchange rate at my bank different from what I see here?

This is a common question. When you search on Google or Global FX, you see the real market rate. However, banks and transfer services operate to make a profit.

They do this by adding a "Spread"—a hidden fee built into the exchange rate. For example, if the USD/INR rate is 83.50, a bank might offer you 82.50. The difference (1.00) is their profit margin. Always use our converter to calculate exactly how much value you are losing to these hidden fees.

When is the best time to exchange money?

The foreign exchange market is open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week. The best time to exchange money depends on liquidity and volatility:

  • Peak Liquidity: The market is most active when the London and New York sessions overlap (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST). Spreads are typically tightest during this window.
  • Avoid Weekends: Forex markets close on weekends. Rates displayed on Saturdays and Sundays are usually from Friday's close. Spreads may widen when markets reopen in Asia on Monday morning.
Is this data accurate for trading and business use?

Yes, our data is highly accurate. We aggregate real-time feeds from over 15 reliable sources, including central banks and commercial data providers. The rates are updated every 60 seconds.

Disclaimer: While our data is reliable, it is provided for informational purposes only. Professional traders executing large volumes should use a licensed brokerage platform, as market slippage can occur in milliseconds.