Money, priced honestly and rendered beautifully.

What Forexogram does

Forexogram answers one question as clearly as possible: what is one currency worth in another, right now? Type an amount, pick two currencies, and get an instant conversion — plus a live board of reference rates for dozens of currencies and the world's largest cryptocurrencies.

Where our numbers come from

We believe a rates site is only as trustworthy as its sources, so we name them plainly:

• Fiat currencies — reference rates published by the European Central Bank, delivered through the open Frankfurter API. These update once per business day and are the same reference set used across finance and journalism.
• Cryptocurrencies — live prices and 24-hour changes from CoinGecko, covering the top 200 assets by market capitalisation.
• The globe — built from NASA Blue Marble imagery with real terrain relief and cloud cover.

How to read a rate

An exchange rate always describes a pair. When we say 1 USD = 83.20 INR, we mean one US dollar buys 83.20 Indian rupees. The reverse — how many dollars one rupee buys — is simply one divided by that number. On every converter page we show both directions and a table of common amounts so the maths is done for you.

Reference, not advice

Forexogram publishes reference rates for information only. They are mid-market figures and will differ from the price your bank, card, or exchange actually gives you, which includes a margin. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, or trading advice. Always confirm the live dealt rate with your provider before moving money.

Built to be fast and open

Forexogram is a lightweight site: no account, no tracking of who you are, and pages that load in well under a second. It works on any device and keeps your last-seen rates cached so it still shows useful numbers if you briefly lose connection.

Questions?

We'd genuinely like to hear from you — corrections, currency requests, or partnership ideas. Visit our contact page.