Currency Converter for Indian Exporters & Importers
Convert between INR and 160+ world currencies using live exchange rates. Includes historical rate lookup and trend charts for timing invoices. Perfect for quoting invoices, checking export realizations and planning import payments — no signup, no key, and only public rate lookups are fetched.
⚠ Note: The exchange rates shown are indicative reference rates from central banks — not the official Indian customs exchange rates for export/import. For official rates used in shipping bills, bills of entry, EDPMS and RoDTEP filings, visit
DGFT or
ICEGATE.
Quick Answer: Which exchange rate should an Indian exporter use on an invoice?
Quote invoices at the reference rate on your invoice date, but expect your bank to credit slightly less — AD banks add a 0.5–2% margin to the mid-market rate. Customs valuation uses the ICEGATE-notified customs rate, not this tool's rate, and EDPMS realisation is booked at your bank's buying rate on the credit date. Use the historical lookup below to check past dates, then confirm the dealing rate with your bank.
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Enter an amount and pick the currencies.
📅 Historical Rate
Look up the rate for any past date.
Result
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Rate Trend
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About the rates: figures are daily reference rates from central banks, served through the open Frankfurter API. Banks add their own margin for actual conversions — use this for estimates and always confirm the day rate with your bank or AD code holder.
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Formula: Converted amount = Amount × exchange rate, where the rate is the reference rate (1 unit of the base currency = X units of the target currency) served live via the API. Example: 1,000 USD × 95.21 (USD→INR) = ₹95,210. What it means: The grid below the result converts the same amount into 14 popular currencies at once, so you can compare settlement options. Reference rates are indicative mid-market rates — your bank applies a buy/sell margin on top, so use this tool to estimate invoice values and quotation comparisons, not for actual settlement amounts.
Price Exports and Plan Imports in the Right Currency
Whether you invoice in USD, quote in EUR or receive payments in yen, converting accurately matters for margins and EDPMS realization tracking. This converter uses daily reference rates — reliable, keyless and updated on working days. The multi-currency grid gives you a dozen conversions at a glance so you can compare quoting options instantly.
Most currency converters (Google, XE, OANDA) are built for travellers and general consumers. This tool is purpose-built for Indian exporters and importers. Here’s what makes it different:
Built for EXIM workflows: Convert invoice amounts, check EDPMS realization values and plan import payments — not just travel money.
Historical rate lookup: Pick any past date to see the exact rate — useful for verifying past invoices, matching EDPMS realization amounts, and auditing old quotations.
Rate trend chart: Visualise 7-day, 30-day, 90-day and 1-year rate movements with high/low/average stats — helps you time invoices and import payments.
Multi-currency grid: See 14 popular conversions at once, so you can compare quoting in USD vs EUR vs GBP instantly.
No signup, no API key, no ads: Free forever for personal and commercial use. Your amounts never leave your browser.
Transparent rate source: Uses central-bank daily reference rates served via the open Frankfurter API — a widely accepted benchmark for trade settlement estimates.
India-focused: INR is front and centre, with formatting in Indian number style (lakhs/crores) and rates relevant to Indian trade corridors.
For actual settlement, always confirm the day rate with your bank or AD code holder — this tool gives you the reference rate, not the dealing rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the exchange rates come from?
Daily reference rates from central banks, served through the open Frankfurter API. They update on business days and are widely used as a benchmark for estimating conversions.
How often do the rates update?
On business days, whenever central banks publish fresh reference rates. Weekends and public holidays show the last published rate — the historical lookup can confirm which date a rate belongs to.
Is the rate the same as my bank gives?
Not exactly. Banks and AD code holders add a margin (typically 0.5–2%) on top of the reference rate. Use this tool for estimates and confirm the actual rate with your bank before invoicing or paying.
Is this the official ICEGATE customs exchange rate for shipping bills?
No. The tool shows indicative mid-market reference rates — not the customs exchange rate notified for valuation on shipping bills and bills of entry. For official rates used in customs filings, check the DGFT or ICEGATE exchange-rate pages linked in the notice above.
Which currencies are supported?
The converter supports 160+ world currencies including USD, INR, EUR, GBP, JPY, CNY, AUD, CAD, CHF, AED, SGD, THB, MYR and more — the dropdown list grows with the live rate feed.
Does this tool upload my amounts?
No. Only a public rate lookup is fetched from the API — your amounts stay in your browser and are converted locally.
How do I check historical exchange rates?
Use the Historical Rate section in the left panel. Pick any date with the date picker and click Look Up to see the rate for that day, along with the difference (percentage and absolute) from today's rate. Useful for verifying past invoice values or EDPMS realization amounts.
What does the trend chart show?
The Rate Trend chart displays how the exchange rate has moved over a selected period (7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or 1 year). It shows the high, low, average, and percentage change — useful for timing invoices, planning import payments, and understanding forex volatility for your trade corridors.
What rate applies to my EDPMS export realization?
Your bank credits export proceeds at its own buying rate on the credit date. Use the Historical Rate lookup to check the approximate mid-market reference rate for that date when reconciling EDPMS entries — for the exact credited amount, refer to your bank's FIRA (Foreign Inward Remittance Advice).
Is the Currency Converter free to use?
Yes. The Currency Converter is 100% free for personal and commercial use — no registration, login or payment required.
