Instant Currency Converter Live Exchange Rates

Check real-time mid-market rates across 38+ currencies. Free. No account required.

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Mid-market rate: 1 EUR = 1.1673 USD · Rates updated live · just now
Indicative mid-market rate. NOWE personal accounts convert at up to 2% above this rate. See /comparison/

Euro to US Dollar — Live Exchange Rate

1 EUR = 1.0682 USD
-0.00675 0.63%
$1.0950$1.0850$1.0750$1.0650

What Is a Currency Converter?

Operate in 38+ Currencies Worldwide

A currency converter is a tool that calculates how much one currency is worth in another using the current exchange rate. NOWE Money's converter shows the mid-market rate — the midpoint between the global buy and sell prices.

The mid-market rate is published by Reuters and the European Central Bank. It is the 'real' rate — the one you see on Bloomberg. It is not the same as the rate a bank applies to your transfer.

NOWE Money B.V. (KvK 98048260, Amsterdam) charges up to 2% on personal accounts and up to 1.5% on business accounts — far below the 3–5% margin typical of traditional banks and below the 0.5–1.5% typical of most EMI competitors.

What is NOWE

NOWE Money is a multi-currency fintech platform operated by NOWE Money B.V., registered in Amsterdam, Netherlands (KvK 98048260). It offers personal and business accounts with EU IBANs, SEPA payments, international FX across 190+ countries, and 38+ currencies. Payment services are provided by Equals Money PLC (FCA #900190). KYC takes ~4 minutes; accounts verified within 1 business day.

How to Use the NOWE Currency Converter :

1
Choose Your Currencies

Select the base currency (FROM) and the target currency (TO).

2
Enter an Amount

Type the amount in either field. The converter updates instantly.

3
Read the Mid-Market Rate

The displayed rate is the live interbank rate — no markup applied.

4
Access your account

Manage your accounts, cards, and finances securely in one place.

Open a NOWE Account

To send or convert at NOWE's rate, open an account in ~4 minutes.

Why the Rate You See Isn’t Always the Real One — And What 1 EUR = 1.1673 Actually Means

The mid-market exchange rate — also called the interbank rate — is the true midpoint between buy and sell prices on global markets. It’s calculated in real time using data from banks and currency dealers worldwide. This is the exact rate published by Reuters, Bloomberg, and central banks. When you see “1 EUR = 1.1673 USD,” that’s the real value of money — before any markup is added.

Built on real-time data, not adjusted pricing.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

What is the mid-market exchange rate?

The mid-market rate is the global benchmark used by financial institutions. Most providers adjust it before showing it to you. Accessing it directly means you avoid hidden markups.

Why is your bank’s exchange rate different?

Banks profit by adding margins on top of the real exchange rate. These costs are often unclear but significant. Lower, transparent fees make a measurable difference on every transfer.

Key FX Concepts Explained

Mid-Market Rate

The real exchange rate — the midpoint of the global buy/sell spread. No markup applied.

FX Margin

The fee added on top of mid-market. NOWE: up to 1.5% (business) or 2% (personal). Banks: 3–5%.

SEPA & SWIFT

SEPA moves euros across 40+ countries for free. SWIFT handles 38+ currencies internationally.

Multi-Currency IBAN

A Netherlands IBAN holds and converts 38+ currencies — fewer steps, lower fees, one account.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The mid-market exchange rate is the midpoint between the buy and sell prices of a currency pair on global forex markets. Published by Reuters and the ECB, it is the 'real' rate with no markup. NOWE Money's converter displays it. Actual NOWE transfer rates include a conversion fee: up to 2% (personal) or 1.5% (business).

For individuals

Your money, accessible everywhere you go

Up to 2% FX fees, free SEPA transfers, and support in 190+ countries

Physical cards available for Europe and UK customers only. All other features — IBAN, SEPA, SWIFT, FX conversion — are available worldwide.