Multi-Currency Converter
Convert one currency into many at once. Search targets, sort results, copy values, and refresh live ECB-based rates.
- 70+ currencies supported
- Live ECB rates
- One-click copy
Free · No sign-up required
Smart Currency Tools for Everyone
Tixya is your all-in-one destination for currency conversion, global symbols, embeddable widgets, and exploring popular FX pairs - fast, clean, and privacy-friendly.
6 Powerful Tools
Everything You Need
Convert, explore, and embed currency data with our suite of free tools.
Live Rates
Get accurate mid-market rates from trusted ECB data, updated daily.
Privacy First
No account needed. Your data stays in your browser.
70+ Currencies
From USD to exotic currencies worldwide.
Mobile Ready
Works perfectly on any device, anywhere.
How It Works
Simple Workflow
Get started in seconds with our intuitive tools.
1
Choose Amount & Currency
Enter any amount and select your source currency from 70+ options.
2
Select Targets
Pick the currencies you want to convert to, or select all at once.
3
Get Results
See live rates instantly. Sort, filter, and copy with one click.
4
Share or Embed
Export data or create widgets to embed on your website.
Understanding Rates
Why Mid-Market Rates Matter
The mid-market rate is the midpoint between the global bid (buy) and ask (sell) prices. It's the rate banks use to trade among themselves — the true value of one currency relative to another.
When you exchange money at banks or ATMs, they add a markup called a "spread" (typically 0.5% to 5%). Having access to the true mid-market rate gives you a benchmark to evaluate any offer.
Example: If a service quotes 1.0800 for EUR/USD and the mid-market rate is 1.0850, the spread is ~0.5%.
Mid-Market Rate
1.0850
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Bank Rate (with spread)
1.0800
~0.5% difference
All rates on Tixya are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about currency conversion, exchange rates, and using Tixya.
Where do Tixya's exchange rates come from?
All rates are sourced from the Frankfurter API, which uses daily reference rates published by the European Central Bank (ECB). These are mid-market rates — the midpoint between buy and sell prices on the global forex market. They are the same underlying rates used by Google Finance, XE.com, and Bloomberg.
Why is my bank's rate different from what Tixya shows?
Banks and currency exchange services add a markup (called a "spread") to the mid-market rate. This spread typically ranges from 0.5% for online challenger banks to 6–12% for airport kiosks. Tixya shows the unmodified mid-market rate, which serves as your benchmark. Any rate worse than that includes a cost built in by your provider.
How often are the rates updated?
The ECB publishes new reference rates once per working day, typically around 16:00 Central European Time. Weekends and EU public holidays show the last available rate. On Tixya, rates are cached for 5 minutes to reduce API load, so you'll always see the latest published ECB rate within that window.
Is Tixya free to use? Do I need to create an account?
Yes, Tixya is completely free and requires no sign-up. All tools work directly in your browser. Your conversion inputs are processed locally — we don't store or transmit your data to any server.
Can I embed a currency converter on my own website?
Yes. Our Widget Generator lets you create a fully customizable, embeddable currency converter widget. You can choose from multiple layouts, themes, and sizes. The widget can display either a static snapshot or fetch live rates on page load. No coding experience required — just configure, copy the embed code, and paste it into your site.
How many currencies does Tixya support?
Tixya lists 70+ currencies with their symbols, ISO codes, and countries. Live conversion rates from the ECB cover approximately 30 major currencies. The remaining currencies are listed for reference (you can see their code, symbol, and country) but live rate conversion is not available for them.
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