INR currency converter
Reference rates from the European Central Bank, delivered by Frankfurter. Updated once each business day. Not a live tick, and not the rate a bank will sell you. The dirham card applies the Central Bank of the UAE dollar peg to the ECB dollar rate.
Ten currencies against the rupee
Dollar, euro, pound, Singapore dollar, baht, ringgit, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, and yen come from the ECB set. The dirham is derived from the Central Bank of the UAE rate of 3.6725 dirhams per dollar. Click a card to load it.
A change is the move in rupees for one unit, versus the previous ECB date in the same response. If that date is missing, no change is shown. The dirham has no ECB row, so its card does not show a change.
Currency converter questions
Are these live currency rates?
No. Takeotrip uses European Central Bank reference rates through the Frankfurter API. The ECB publishes a reference rate once on a business day, not a live tick. The label says reference rates, updated once each business day. They are not a buying or selling rate. A bank or a forex card adds its own markup. The figure can be revised, so check it again before you exchange money.
Which currencies can this converter use?
The menus list every currency in the latest ECB set Frankfurter returned. Nine cards use that set directly: dollar, euro, pound, Singapore dollar, baht, ringgit, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, and yen. The tenth card is the UAE dirham. The dirham is not an ECB rate. It applies the Central Bank of the UAE figure of 3.6725 dirhams per dollar to the ECB dollar rate, and the card says it is derived from that peg.
Why might the rate date not be today?
The ECB does not publish a reference rate on weekends or on some holidays. The date on the card is the reference date, which can be the previous business day. A change is shown only against the previous date in the same response. If that earlier rate is missing, the card does not show a change. Takeotrip does not fill the gap with an estimated move.
Does this converter move money or book a ticket?
No. The converter is free and it does not book a flight or send money. Frankfurter allows commercial use of the API, and the ECB allows reuse of its statistics when the source is quoted. This page quotes ECB statistics. The rate is for planning a trip. The price a bank or a card charges can be different from the reference rate shown here.