What currencies are supported on Valuta EX and how to find specific rates?

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Valuta EX supports over 160 world currencies, covering major fiat currencies and a set of cryptocurrencies, and you can look up any specific rate either by picking two currencies in the converter or by opening a direct URL pair such as valuta.exchange/usd-to-eur. The rates shown are mid-market rates derived from live market data and refreshed hourly, so the figure you see is a market midpoint rather than a rate any bank or kiosk will actually give you.

What currencies are covered

The site states it provides accurate exchange rates for over 160 world currencies. The published currency list mixes traditional fiat money with crypto assets, for example:

  • Fiat examples: USD (US Dollar), EUR (Euro), AED (UAE Dirham), AFN (Afghan Afghani), ALL (Albanian Lek), AMD (Armenian Dram), AUD (Australian Dollar), BGN (Bulgarian Lev), BDT (Bangladeshi Taka), BHD (Bahraini Dinar), BIF (Burundian Franc), and many more.
  • Crypto examples: AAVE (Aave), ADA (Cardano), BCH (Bitcoin Cash).

Because the list runs alphabetically by currency code, it is easy to scan for a specific ticker rather than scrolling through country names.

How to find a specific rate

There are two practical routes, and both lead to the same number.

1. Use the converter

  1. Select the source currency (for example, USD).
  2. Select the target currency (for example, EUR).
  3. Read the exchange rate line, which shows the pair and the value, e.g. Exchange rate USD / EUR 0.87791, along with how recently it was updated (the example shows "updated 8 minutes ago").

The converter also produces a conversion table so you do not have to calculate multiples yourself. For USD to EUR at that rate:

USD EUR
1 0.88
5 4.38
10 8.77
20 17.55
50 43.89
100 87.79
250 219.47
500 438.95
1000 877.91

The reverse direction is listed too — EUR to USD starts at 1 EUR = 1.13 USD — so you can check both orientations without re-entering anything.

2. Open a direct currency-pair URL

If you already know the pair you want, the site exposes it as a URL pattern: https://valuta.exchange/usd-to-eur?amount=1. Changing the two currency codes in the path switches the pair, and the amount parameter sets the starting value. This is the fastest option when you are checking the same pair repeatedly.

Reading the rate correctly

The number Valuta EX displays is a mid-market rate, described on the page as derived from live market data and refreshed hourly. That matters for two reasons:

  • It is a midpoint between buy and sell prices in the wholesale market, not a consumer price.
  • Real-world providers add a margin on top. The site's own comparison table illustrates this with the USD/EUR example:
Provider type Transfer fee EUR received for 1 USD
Interbank rate 0% 0.88
— 1% 0.87
ATM rate 2% 0.86
Credit card rate 3% 0.85
— 4% 0.84
Kiosk rate 5% 0.83

So if a kiosk or card issuer quotes you something close to 0.83 EUR per USD while Valuta EX shows 0.88, the gap is the provider's margin, not an error in the converter.

Common sticking points

  • Don't treat the displayed rate as spendable. Use it as a benchmark to judge whether a provider's offer is reasonable.
  • Check the update timestamp. The page shows when the rate was last refreshed; an older timestamp means the figure may have moved.
  • Crypto tickers share the same list as fiat. Codes like ADA and BCH sit alongside country currencies, so confirm you have selected the asset you intended.
  • For background on a currency itself — coins, banknotes, issuing countries, history — the site points to the related Wikipedia pages for each currency rather than hosting that detail itself.