Currency Converter

No. It's a periodic snapshot — the page loads with the European Central Bank reference rate captured when the site was last built, not a live interbank or trading feed. Press the 'Sync rates' button to fetch the most recently published ECB fixing on demand.

No. This calculator shows the ECB reference rate, a benchmark snapshot, not a transaction rate. Banks, card networks, remittance services and exchange counters add their own spread — typically 1-3%, sometimes more for cash exchange or airport counters — on top of a rate close to this benchmark, so the amount you actually receive will differ from the figure shown here.

From the European Central Bank's daily euro foreign exchange reference rates, retrieved via Frankfurter (frankfurter.dev), an open-source feed that republishes the ECB fixing. The ECB publishes once per working day, around 16:00 CET, with no publication on weekends or ECB holidays.

As of the 2026-09-30 ECB fixing, 100 USD was about ₹9,583.00. Use the calculator above for the current value, since the rate changes daily.

MYR is the ISO 4217 currency code for the Malaysian Ringgit. RM is the currency's commonly used symbol. They refer to the same currency — MYR is what you'd select in a currency dropdown, RM is what you'd see written on a price tag.