Where do the exchange rates come from?
Rates are loaded from the shared Dab Tools prices bundle (the same file used by Zakat Calculator and Gold & Silver Rates). The hero or footer shows the date stamped on that file when it is available.
Live-friendly FX
Convert amounts using the shared Dab Tools rates bundle (same source as Zakat).
Interactive calculator loads when JavaScript is enabled. All calculations stay on your device.
Rates are loaded from the shared Dab Tools prices bundle (the same file used by Zakat Calculator and Gold & Silver Rates). The hero or footer shows the date stamped on that file when it is available.
Your amount is converted using cross-rates in the bundle: each currency is quoted against a common base (usually USD). The tool multiplies your value by the rate from the “from” currency to the “to” currency. The bottom line shows what 1 unit of the source currency equals in the target currency.
It exchanges the From and To selections so you can see the reverse conversion without re-picking both currencies.
No. They are reference mid-market-style rates from the bundled data, useful for planning and comparison. Banks, card networks, and money transfer services often add fees or spreads, so your actual quote may differ.
Enter a valid amount and choose two currencies that exist in the loaded rates file. If the bundle failed to load, run the project’s rates refresh and asset sync steps for local development, or check that production is serving prices.json.
Converted amounts and the unit rate under the result are shown to four decimal places. Very small or large values may still be easier to read if you round mentally for your use case.
Conversion runs in your browser. Amounts and currency choices are not uploaded or saved on a server. Only the rates file is fetched from the site (or your configured bundle URL).