Currency converter
Convert between the euro and 29 currencies with the reference rates of the European Central Bank, each with its date.
Result
ECB reference rate of 12 Nov 2026. Not a market rate, nor the official rate of each country.
Source: European Central Bank · Updated 12 November 2026
Source: European Central Bank (ECB), information available free of charge on the ECB website. Data: B-NKER (b-nker.com), CC BY 4.0.
Official exchange rates by country
A country's official rate is published by its central bank or supervisor, each at its own time: these pages show them as published.
- Mexico · USD/MXN
Banxico FIX · USD/MXN
- Colombia · USD/COP
TRM, Banco de la República · USD/COP
- Argentina · USD/ARS
BCRA Communication A 3500 · USD/ARS
- Peru · USD/PEN
Official rate, SUNAT · USD/PEN
- Chile · USD/CLP
Dólar observado, Central Bank of Chile · USD/CLP
- Dominican Republic · USD/DOP
Reference rate, BCRD · USD/DOP
- Guatemala · USD/GTQ
Reference rate, Banguat · USD/GTQ
- All the ECB reference rates
Frequently asked questions
Where do the rates come from?
From the European Central Bank, which publishes every business day, around 16:00 CET, how many units of each currency one euro is worth. B-NKER reads them on the ECB data portal and shows them with their date.
Is it the price I will get?
No. A bank or an exchange office applies its own buy and sell prices. The ECB publishes its reference rates for information purposes only and strongly discourages using them for transactions.
Why does the dollar in pesos differ from my country's official rate?
Each country's official rate is set by its central bank, at another time and with another method. For the Mexican, Colombian, Argentine, Chilean and Dominican pesos and the Peruvian sol, see their official rate pages.
Information only, not investment advice. An official reference rate is not the price at which a bank or an exchange office buys or sells.