USD to INR Converter — Live Exchange Rate

The USD/INR pair shows how many Indian Rupee one US Dollarbuys at the live mid-market rate. Mid-market is the midpoint between the rate banks buy at and the rate they sell at. It's the rate quoted on financial news, on airport price boards, and across most online currency converters. The closest thing to a single "true" exchange rate at any moment. The rate on this page updates hourly, in line with the upstream feed from ExchangeRate-API.

The rate you actually get when sending money or exchanging cash will be different. Banks and retail money-changers usually add a spread of 2–4% on top of mid-market, plus a fixed transfer fee. For larger transfers, services like Wise, Revolut, or local brokerages often quote much closer to mid-market. That can save 1–3% on a $5,000 transfer compared to a bank wire. Use this converter as your benchmark when shopping providers.

Exchange rates also move all the time. They're driven by interest-rate differentials, inflation expectations, capital flows, and political events. A USD/INRrate can swing 5–10% over a year, and far more for emerging-market currencies. If you're budgeting a future expense in a foreign currency, build in a buffer or hedge.