Crypto Converter: Live Exchange Rates

How This Converter Works

Select any cryptocurrency and any fiat currency or crypto pair to see the live exchange rate. Rates are fetched from CoinGecko every 60 seconds, with Coinbase as a fallback for major pairs. The converter supports 13 cryptocurrencies and 15 fiat currencies, covering every major market.

For detailed information about a specific pair, including regional regulatory context, FAQ, and a reference conversion table, visit the dedicated converter page using the link below the converter.

Supported Cryptocurrencies

	Asset	Symbol	Type
	Bitcoin	BTC	Cryptocurrency
	Ethereum	ETH	Cryptocurrency
	Solana	SOL	Cryptocurrency
	XRP	XRP	Cryptocurrency
	USDC	USDC	Stablecoin
	USDT	USDT	Stablecoin
	Dogecoin	DOGE	Cryptocurrency
	Cardano	ADA	Cryptocurrency
	BNB	BNB	Cryptocurrency
	Avalanche	AVAX	Cryptocurrency
	Chainlink	LINK	Cryptocurrency
	Polkadot	DOT	Cryptocurrency
	Polygon	POL	Cryptocurrency

Supported Fiat Currencies

	Currency	Symbol	Region
	US Dollar	USD	United States
	Euro	EUR	European Union
	British Pound	GBP	United Kingdom
	Canadian Dollar	CAD	Canada
	Australian Dollar	AUD	Australia
	Japanese Yen	JPY	Japan
	Indian Rupee	INR	India
	Brazilian Real	BRL	Brazil
	Mexican Peso	MXN	Mexico
	Nigerian Naira	NGN	Nigeria
	South Korean Won	KRW	South Korea
	UAE Dirham	AED	United Arab Emirates
	Philippine Peso	PHP	Philippines
	Swiss Franc	CHF	Switzerland
	Singapore Dollar	SGD	Singapore

Understanding Crypto Exchange Rates

Cryptocurrency exchange rates are determined by supply and demand across global exchanges. Unlike traditional forex markets that operate on weekday business hours, crypto markets trade 24/7/365. This means rates can shift at any time, including weekends and holidays.

The rate you see in this converter reflects the aggregate spot price across major exchanges. The actual rate you receive when buying or selling will differ slightly depending on: the exchange you use, the size of your order, current liquidity, and any fees or spread applied by the platform.

For stablecoins like USDC and USDT, the conversion rate to USD should be very close to 1:1. Small deviations (typically less than 0.1%) can occur during periods of high market volatility or low liquidity. If you see a stablecoin trading significantly away from $1.00, it may indicate market stress.

Popular Conversions

• Bitcoin to USD
• Ethereum to USD
• Solana to USD
• Bitcoin to EUR
• Bitcoin to GBP
• Bitcoin to INR
• USDC to USD
• Bitcoin to Ethereum
• Ethereum to Bitcoin
• Solana to USDC

Frequently Asked Questions

How often do the exchange rates update?

Rates are fetched from CoinGecko every 60 seconds. CoinGecko aggregates price data from hundreds of exchanges worldwide. The green dot next to the rate indicates a live connection; a yellow dot means the converter is using a cached or estimated rate.

Why does the rate I get on an exchange differ from this converter?

This converter shows the aggregate spot price across global exchanges. The price you receive on a specific exchange depends on that platform's order book depth, trading fees (typically 0.1%-1.5%), and the spread between buy and sell prices. For large orders, slippage can also cause the execution price to differ from the quoted rate.

Can I convert crypto to fiat directly?

This tool shows the equivalent value, not an actual exchange service. To convert crypto to fiat currency, you need a cryptocurrency exchange that supports withdrawals in your local currency. The process typically involves: depositing your crypto, selling it on the exchange, and withdrawing fiat to your bank account. Processing times range from instant to 3 business days depending on the exchange and payment method.

Which stablecoin should I use for cross-border transfers?

USDC and USDT are the two most widely supported stablecoins for transfers. USDC offers stronger regulatory compliance and monthly reserve attestations from Deloitte. USDT has deeper liquidity and wider exchange support, especially in Asian markets. For detailed comparison, see our USDC vs USDT tool.

Are there fees for using this converter?

No. This converter is completely free. It displays informational exchange rates and does not process any transactions. Fees only apply when you actually buy, sell, or transfer cryptocurrency through an exchange or wallet service.

What is the difference between spot price and the price I pay?

The spot price is the current market price at which an asset was last traded. When you place an order on an exchange, you may pay slightly more (when buying) or receive slightly less (when selling) than the spot price. This difference is called the spread, and it exists because market makers need to profit from facilitating trades. The spread is typically smallest for high-volume pairs like BTC/USD and widest for low-liquidity pairs.

How do stablecoin rates work?

Stablecoins like USDC and USDT are designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the US dollar. When converting a stablecoin to a non-USD fiat currency (like EUR or INR), the rate primarily reflects the USD foreign exchange rate for that currency, with minor variations from the stablecoin's market price. For example, 1 USDC to EUR will be very close to the prevailing USD/EUR forex rate.