Currency Converter

From the European Central Bank’s euro reference rates, published around 16:00 Central European Time on working days. UAE dirham, Saudi riyal, Taiwan dollar, Vietnamese dong, Brunei dollar and a few others, which the ECB doesn’t publish, come from Bank Negara Malaysia’s daily rates against the ringgit. The page shows the date and source of the rates it is using.

Banks, card networks and exchange offices add a margin or fees to the rate they give you, and their rates move during the day. Reference rates are a fair middle value, useful for estimates and comparisons, not a price you can trade at.

Once per working day. There are no new rates on weekends or public holidays, so on a Monday morning you still see Friday’s rates.

Only currencies with an official daily rate are listed: about 30 from the European Central Bank and about 10 more from Bank Negara Malaysia. Others aren’t here rather than coming from a less reliable source.

After one visit, yes: the last rate table is kept in your browser and used, with its date, when there is no connection.

It is free to use and there is nothing to sign up for. There are no watermarks and no daily limits.