Currency Converter

How currency conversion works here

Exchange rates are published against a single base currency — US dollars in this case. To convert between any two currencies the amount is first expressed in dollars and then multiplied by the target currency’s rate: amount ÷ rate(from) × rate(to). That keeps every pair consistent, including cross rates such as MYR to JPY.

Mid-market rates versus what you pay

The rates shown are mid-market: the midpoint between buying and selling prices on the interbank market. Banks, card networks and money-transfer services apply a spread on top, typically between 0.5% and 4%, and may add a fixed fee. Use this converter for planning and comparison rather than as a quote.

Rates change continuously

Currency markets trade around the clock on weekdays. The update timestamp above tells you exactly when the figures were published; refresh the rates before relying on them for anything time-sensitive. Over a weekend the last published rate can be two days old.