Currency Table

The description of Currency Table

Site Editorial Commentary：Current and quick overview of the exchange rates of currencies.

Stay informed about global exchange rates with "Currency Table," a comprehensive currency converter and exchange rate tracker. This application allows you to monitor up to 15 selected currency pairs in a clear, easy-to-read table format.

Adding or removing currency pairs is simple: use the plus and minus buttons to customize your table. To replace a currency pair, just click on one of the flag icons.

Exchange rates are updated with a tap of the update button, located in the upper right corner. For in-depth analysis, access the integrated calculator and charts via the calculator symbol button. Click on the chart to enlarge it for a more detailed view.

"Currency Table" sources its data from reputable financial institutions including Yahoo! Finance, the European Central Bank, and numerous national banks and government institutions worldwide. Customize your preferred data sources via the Sources menu.

Enhance your home screen with a widget that displays three exchange rates of your choice, with customizable data sources for at-a-glance monitoring.

Data sources include:
Yahoo! Finance,
European Central Bank,
Da Afghanistan Bank,
Bank of Albania,
Bank of Algeria,
National Bank of Angola,
Central Bank of Argentina,
Central Bank of Armenia,
Reserve Bank of Australia,
Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan,
Central Bank of Bahrain,
Bangladesh Bank,
Central Bank of Barbados,
National Bank of the Republic of Belarus,
bitcoin Blockchain,
Central Bank of Bolivia,
Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
Bank of Botswana,
Central Bank of Brazil,
Bulgarian National Bank,
National Bank of Cambodia,
Bank of Canada,
Bank of Central African States,
People's Bank of China,
Central Bank of the Congo,
Central Bank of Costa Rica,
Central Bank of Cuba,
Czech National Bank,
Danish National Bank,
Eastern caribbean Central Bank,
Central Bank of Egypt,
Bank of England,
National Bank of Ethiopia,
Central Bank of the Gambia,
National Bank of Georgia,
Bank of Ghana,
Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea,
Bank of Guyana,
Bank of China (Hong Kong),
Hungarian National Bank,
Central Bank of Iceland,
International Monetary Fund,
Reserve Bank of India,
Bank Indonesia,
Central Bank of Iran,
Central Bank of Iraq,
Bank of Israel,
Bank of Jamaica,
SMBC Trust Bank (Japan),
National Bank of Kazakhstan,
Central Bank of Kenya,
Central Bank of Kuwait,
National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic,
Bank of Lao P.D.R,
Bank of Lebanon,
Central Bank of Lesotho,
Central Bank of Libya,
Monetary Authority of Macao,
Central Bank of Madagascar,
Reserve Bank of Malawi,
Bank Negara Malaysia,
Central Bank of Mauritania,
Bank of Mauritius,
Bank of Mexico,
National Bank of Moldova,
Bank of Mongolia,
Bank of Mozambique,
Central Bank of Myanmar,
Bank of Namibia,
Nepal Rastra Bank,
Reserve Bank of New Zealand,
Central Bank of Nigeria,
National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia,
Central Bank of Norway,
Central Bank of Oman,
Bank of Papua New Guinea,
Central Bank of Paraguay,
Central Bank of the Philippines,
National Bank of Poland,
Qatar Central Bank,
National Bank of Romania,
Central Bank of Russia,
National Bank of Rwanda,
Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency,
National Bank of Serbia,
Monetary Authority of Singapore,
South African Reserve Bank,
Seoul Money Brokerage Services (South Korea),
Central Bank of Sri Lanka,
Central Bank of Sudan,
Central Bank of Suriname,
Bank of Sweden,
Swiss National Bank,
Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan),
National Bank of Tajikistan,
Bank of Tanzania,
Bank of Thailand,
Central Bank of Tunisia,
Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey,
Central Bank of Turkmenistan,
Central Bank of the UAE,
Bank of Uganda,
National Bank of Ukraine,
Central Bank of Uruguay,
U.S. Federal Reserve System,
Central Bank of Uzbekistan,
Vietcombank,
Visa Inc.,
Central Bank of West African States,
Central Bank of Yemen,
Bank of Zambia.