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FxRates review

Free#71 of 100 in Currency Converter Apps

A free web converter for comparing rate sources, markups and historical currency trends.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

FxRates is a free, browser-based currency converter for travelers, consumers and small businesses. It converts amounts across 153 world currencies and works without an account or sign-up. The service runs in the cloud through a web browser, making it suited to users who want quick conversions, reference tables or rate comparisons from a desktop or mobile browser.

Its standout feature is rate-source transparency. FxRates draws live mid-market rates from seven providers: the European Central Bank, Visa, Mastercard, Wise, Revolut, OANDA and XE. Users can view a combined median rate or select one provider individually, then apply margin simulation for bank or card markups. Historical exchange-rate charts offer multiple time ranges, while cross-currency tables and printable cheat sheets support trip planning, budgeting and recurring reference work.

The trade-off is a narrow web-only experience. FxRates does not provide offline conversion, rate alerts or a dedicated mobile app, so it is less suitable for travelers who need access without connectivity or automatic monitoring of price movements. Users focused on comparing rate sources, estimating real-world markups and reviewing historical trends should find the feature set well aligned; those prioritizing mobile-native access, offline use or notifications should choose a converter built around those functions instead.

FxRates pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 153 currencies with rates aggregated from seven independent providers
    • Median or individual-provider rates plus margin simulation
    • Historical charts, cross-rate tables and printable cheat sheets
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access with no offline conversion
    • No rate-alert feature for monitoring changes
    • No dedicated mobile app

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