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What are today’s currency rates?

If you’re buying currency from us, you can check today's exchange rates below. These aren't Sparks Preferential Rates – you'll see those displayed beneath the currency calculator when you're signed in to your Sparks account. Selling currency instead? Head to our sell currency exchange rates page.

Code
Currency
Rate
Buy
EUR
euro
1.1376
USD
US dollar
1.3124
AED
UAE dirham
4.7700
AUD
Australian dollar
1.8580
BBD
Barbados dollar
2.5070
BDT
Bangladeshi taka
149.3800
BHD
Bahrain dinar
0.4807
BMD
Bermudian dollar
1.2147
BND
Brunei dollar
1.6200
BRL
Brazilian real
6.2914
CAD
Canadian dollar
1.8099
CHF
Swiss franc
1.0520
CLP
Chilean peso
1118.3430
CNY
Chinese yuan
8.4400
COP
Colombian peso
3702.9800
CRC
Costa Rican colon
543.6100
CZK
Czech koruna
26.5299
DKK
Danish krone
8.3021
DOP
Dominican peso
72.7800
EGP
Egyptian pound
45.7700
FJD
Fiji dollar
2.6980
HKD
Hong Kong dollar
10.0095
HUF
Hungarian forint
399.5199
IDR
Indonesian rupia
21916.0000
ILS
Israeli shekel
3.7740
INR
Indian rupee
114.8514
ISK
Icelandic krona
154.1047
JMD
Jamaican dollar
197.9000
JOD
Jordanian dinar
0.8903
JPY
Japanese yen
204.3788
KES
Kenyan shilling
160.0752
KRW
South Korean won
1761.0000
KWD
Kuwaiti dinar
0.3898
MAD
Moroccan dirham
8.4320
MUR
Mauritian rupee
59.3900
MXN
Mexican peso
21.7492
MYR
Malaysian ringgit
5.0420
NOK
Norwegian krone
12.2682
NZD
New Zealand dollar
2.2070
OMR
Omani rial
0.4869
PEN
Peru Nuevo sol
4.1200
PHP
Philippines peso
74.0600
PKR
Pakistan rupee
329.1090
PLN
Polish zloty
4.7190
QAR
Qatari riyal
4.6450
RON
Romanian leu
5.7240
SAR
Saudi Arabian riyal
4.7960
SEK
Swedish krona
12.1397
SGD
Singapore dollar
1.6330
THB
Thai baht
42.8500
TRY
Turkish lira
58.5760
TTD
Trinidad Tobago dollar
8.2400
TWD
Taiwan dollar
39.7700
UYU
Uruguayan peso
48.1370
VND
Vietnamese dong
31767.3670
XCD
East Caribbean dollar
3.3660
XPF
CFP franc
127.1300
ZAR
South African rand
20.9061

Exchange rate FAQs

What is an exchange rate?

An exchange rate shows you how much of one currency you can get for a different currency, for example how many US Dollars you can get for £1000 (GBP).

Why is the exchange rate higher than the market rate?

The market rate (or ‘spot rate’) and our exchange rate are different because we need to cover the costs involved in exchanging currencies. 

Our exchange rates are built from the market rates and a small added fee to cover the time and costs involved in getting the Travel Money to you.

Why do exchange rates change?

Exchange rates are always changing, driven by countless global factors like interest rates, business activity, demand, and political or economic events. These can all impact a currency’s value, which affects the exchange rate.

To make sure we’re giving you fair exchange rates, we’re constantly monitoring each currency’s market value and updating our rates.