Currency converter with official ECB reference rates
Convert between 30 currencies with the European Central Bank's reference rates of 2026-10-27. For PKR, NGN, AED or SAR, type your own rate. Add a gold price to see an ounce, a gram and a tola in your currency.
Source: European Central Bank, euro foreign exchange reference rates (2026-10-27). The ECB quotes each currency against the euro; the cross rates on this page (for example USD to INR) are worked out by ICC Terminal from them. Reference rates for information only, not for transactions.
1 US dollar in other currencies (2026-10-27)
| Currency | 1 USD = |
|---|---|
| INR · Indian rupee | 95.12 |
| ZAR · South African rand | 16.65 |
| IDR · Indonesian rupiah | 18,138.60 |
| BRL · Brazilian real | 5.3474 |
| MYR · Malaysian ringgit | 4.0890 |
| PHP · Philippine peso | 63.99 |
| EUR · Euro | 0.8969 |
| GBP · British pound | 0.7503 |
| JPY · Japanese yen | 157.82 |
| CNY · Chinese yuan | 6.6675 |
| TRY · Turkish lira | 49.79 |
| MXN · Mexican peso | 18.64 |
| CAD · Canadian dollar | 1.4023 |
| AUD · Australian dollar | 1.4221 |
| CHF · Swiss franc | 0.8286 |
| SGD · Singapore dollar | 1.2812 |
How to use it
- Type the amount and choose the two currencies; ⇄ swaps them.
- Missing your currency? Type its code and today's rate for 1 US dollar, then pick "Your own rate".
- Type a gold price in US dollars per ounce to see gold per ounce, gram and tola in the "To" currency.
Questions
Where do the exchange rates come from?
From the European Central Bank's euro foreign exchange reference rates, published once each working day around 16:00 CET. The ECB quotes every currency against the euro; ICC Terminal works out the cross rates (for example USD to INR) through the euro. They are reference rates, not the rate a bank or exchange will give you.
Why are PKR, NGN, AED and SAR not in the list?
The ECB does not publish them. Type today's rate from your bank or the State Bank / central bank into the "your own rate" box and the converter uses it.
How often are the rates updated?
Once a day on ECB working days. Weekends and ECB holidays keep the last published rates; the date is shown on the page.