Currency tools
Exchange rates and how pricing works
Live rates alongside a plain explanation of what makes up the cost of a currency transaction.
Live rate table
Exchange rates
| Currency | Code | Reference rate | Customer rate |
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Last updated: —. Foreign exchange rates displayed on this website are provided for information purposes only. They are not executable rates and do not constitute an offer to transact. The final rate applicable to any transaction may differ and will be confirmed at the time of exchange.
Pricing
How our pricing works
The cost of converting currency has two components. The first is the exchange rate applied to your transaction, which differs from the reference rate by a margin. The second is any transfer fee charged for sending the payment.
On larger amounts the rate is almost always the dominant figure, because a margin is proportional while a fee is usually fixed. On smaller payments the reverse can be true.
We set out the rate and any applicable charges in your transaction-specific quote, so you can review the figures before committing. We do not publish a fixed margin, and we make no claim to offer the best rate available anywhere.
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