A static or fixed exchange rate table displays pre-set currency conversion rates that serve as reference points. Unlike live rate converters that pull real-time data from financial markets, this tool uses a curated set of rates for quick estimations, budgeting, travel planning, and educational purposes. These rates provide a stable reference without the volatility of live forex markets.

Simply enter the amount you want to convert, select your source currency (From) and target currency (To). The converted result appears instantly. You can also click the swap button (⟷) between the currency selectors to quickly reverse the conversion direction. Use the quick amount buttons (1, 10, 100, 1K, 5K, 10K) for rapid input. The exchange rate table below shows all supported currency pairs at a glance.

Fixed rates are ideal for: budget planning (consistent numbers for spreadsheets), educational contexts (students learning currency conversion), quick mental estimates (no internet dependency once loaded), invoice referencing (using a consistent rate for a specific period), and offline usage after the page loads. Live rates fluctuate constantly, which can be confusing when you need stable reference numbers.

All conversions use USD as the intermediate base. For any currency pair (e.g., EUR to JPY), the tool first converts the amount from EUR to USD using the EUR/USD rate, then from USD to JPY using the USD/JPY rate. The formula is: Result = Amount × (TargetRate / SourceRate) where rates are expressed relative to USD. This cross-rate method ensures consistent conversions across all 24 supported currencies.

The tool supports 24 major world currencies: USD (US Dollar), EUR (Euro), GBP (British Pound), JPY (Japanese Yen), CNY (Chinese Yuan), CAD (Canadian Dollar), AUD (Australian Dollar), CHF (Swiss Franc), HKD (Hong Kong Dollar), SGD (Singapore Dollar), KRW (South Korean Won), INR (Indian Rupee), MXN (Mexican Peso), BRL (Brazilian Real), ZAR (South African Rand), RUB (Russian Ruble), TRY (Turkish Lira), NZD (New Zealand Dollar), SEK (Swedish Krona), NOK (Norwegian Krone), DKK (Danish Krone), THB (Thai Baht), AED (UAE Dirham), and SAR (Saudi Riyal).

No. These are fixed reference rates and do not reflect real-time market conditions. They should not be used for actual forex trading, international wire transfers, or any financial decisions involving real money. For actual transactions, please consult your bank, a live currency converter with up-to-date market rates, or a financial professional. This tool is for estimation, planning, and educational use only.

The table shows all currencies relative to your chosen Base Currency. The "Rate" column shows how many units of each currency equal 1 unit of the base currency. The "Inverse" column shows the reverse — how many units of the base currency equal 1 unit of that currency. For example, if USD is the base and EUR shows Rate = 0.92, it means 1 USD = 0.92 EUR. The Inverse would be 1.087, meaning 1 EUR = 1.087 USD. Click any row to set that currency as your target in the converter above.