USD Rates Today
The US dollar is the world's primary reserve and invoicing currency, so most cross-border prices are quoted against it. Below is the dollar measured against the currencies people look up most.
Last updated: 2026-09-12 00:02:31 UTC • Source: ExchangeRate-API (open access) • Published once every 24 hours
How to read these numbers
Each row shows how many units of the listed currency one US dollar buys. A rising number means the dollar is stronger against that currency; a falling number means it is weaker. The change column compares the latest published rate with the previous published rate, not with an intraday tick.
Rates shown on RateUSD are for informational purposes. Actual bank, card, exchange-house and money-transfer rates may differ because of spreads, fees and provider pricing.