FXMap is a free interactive tool that visualizes reference exchange rates on a world map. You can click any country to see its currency, compare up to 3 currencies side-by-side, and explore purchasing power indexes like the Big Mac Index, Latte Index, and more. Rates are for informational purposes only and are not transaction quotes.

How often are exchange rates updated?

Reference exchange rates refresh approximately every hour from the European Central Bank (ECB) and other open data APIs. The data covers 161 fiat currencies, major cryptocurrencies, and precious metals. See /methodology for details on data sources, update cadence, and limitations.

What are purchasing power indexes?

Purchasing power indexes compare the real cost of everyday items across countries. FXMap tracks six indexes: Big Mac, Latte, Taxi Ride, Coca-Cola, Movie Ticket, and Gasoline. These show what your money actually buys in different countries, beyond just the exchange rate.

How many currencies does FXMap cover?

FXMap covers 161 fiat currencies from 180+ countries, plus major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. You can compare any currency against any other using reference rates and 30-day trend charts.

Can I compare currencies side by side?

Yes. Select a base currency, then use the comparison feature to add up to 3 currencies. You'll see reference exchange rates, 30-day sparkline trends, percentage changes (1-day, 7-day, 30-day), and purchasing power comparisons across all six indexes.

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About FXMap

Learn more about FXMap and how it works.

What we do

FXMap is a free, interactive tool that lets you explore exchange rates visually. Hover over any country to see its currency, or click to pin the details panel and compare rates at a glance.

Data freshness

Reference exchange rates are fetched from public APIs and may be delayed by minutes to a full business day. Rates are indicative — for informational purposes only — and should not be used to execute financial transactions. Always verify with your bank or broker for the live, tradeable quote at the moment you book.

Attribution

Map data powered by Natural Earth. Exchange rate data sourced from public APIs. Built with Next.js and MapLibre GL.

Data Disclaimer

Exchange rates displayed are indicative reference rates and should not be used for financial transactions. Always verify with your bank or broker before making financial decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is FXMap?: FXMap is a free, interactive web tool that displays reference exchange rates on a world map. Enter an amount, tap any country to see what your money is worth there, and compare up to three places side-by-side. Rates are for informational purposes only and are not transaction quotes — see /methodology for details.
Where do the exchange rates come from?: Exchange rates come from open.er-api.com and the European Central Bank (ECB) via the Frankfurter API. The ECB publishes reference rates daily around 16:00 CET on business days. Rates on the site are cached and refreshed every hour.
Is FXMap free to use?: Yes, FXMap is completely free. No account, login, or API key is required.
Can I use these rates for financial transactions?: No. The rates shown are indicative reference rates for informational purposes only and may differ from tradeable market or bank rates. Always verify with your bank or broker before making financial decisions.
How many currencies are supported?: The tool covers 161 fiat currencies, with longer ECB history for the 30 or so currencies the European Central Bank publishes, plus major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
What is the Big Mac Index?: The Big Mac Index is an informal measure of purchasing power parity (PPP). It compares the price of a Big Mac across countries to illustrate how far a currency goes in real-world terms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is FXMap?

FXMap is a free, interactive web tool that displays reference exchange rates on a world map. Enter an amount, tap any country to see what your money is worth there, and compare up to three places side-by-side. Rates are for informational purposes only and are not transaction quotes — see /methodology for details.

Where do the exchange rates come from?

Exchange rates come from open.er-api.com and the European Central Bank (ECB) via the Frankfurter API. The ECB publishes reference rates daily around 16:00 CET on business days. Rates on the site are cached and refreshed every hour.

Is FXMap free to use?

Yes, FXMap is completely free. No account, login, or API key is required.

Can I use these rates for financial transactions?

No. The rates shown are indicative reference rates for informational purposes only and may differ from tradeable market or bank rates. Always verify with your bank or broker before making financial decisions.

How many currencies are supported?

The tool covers 161 fiat currencies, with longer ECB history for the 30 or so currencies the European Central Bank publishes, plus major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

What is the Big Mac Index?

The Big Mac Index is an informal measure of purchasing power parity (PPP). It compares the price of a Big Mac across countries to illustrate how far a currency goes in real-world terms.