Euro (EUR) Live Exchange Rate & Remittance Guide
EUR · € · European Central Bank (ECB)
1 USD =
€0.8628
About the Euro
The Euro launched as an electronic currency on 1 January 1999 and entered physical circulation in 2002, replacing the Deutsche Mark, French Franc, Italian Lira and nine other national currencies. Today 20 of the 27 EU member states use the Euro, and it is the second most-traded currency globally after the USD.
Why EUR matters for remittance
Significant remittance flows originate from Germany (Turkey, India), France (Morocco, Senegal), Italy (Romania, Albania, Philippines), Spain (Latin America) and the Netherlands. The Eurozone collectively sent around €30 billion in personal transfers in 2023.
EUR cross-rates
LiveWhat 1 Euro (EUR) is worth in major currencies right now, at the wholesale mid-market rate.
| Currency | 1 € EUR = |
|---|---|
USD USA | $1.1590 USD |
GBP UK | £0.864570 GBP |
INR India | ₹109.57 INR |
AED UAE | د.إ4.2571 AED |
USD rate is live from Wise's comparison API; other reference rates are derived from the latest USD-anchored mid-market table. Retail providers add a margin on top — see the comparison table on each corridor page for the rate you'll actually receive.
Compare EUR corridors
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Europe remittance guide
Country profile for sending money OUT of Europe — regulators, top corridors, FAQs.
🇪🇺 Send from EuropeEUR remittance regulations
EU money-transfer providers operate under PSD2 (Payment Services Directive 2) and the EBA's licensing framework. Once licensed in any EU country, a provider can passport across the bloc. Customer funds must be ring-fenced; SEPA Instant transfers settle in under 10 seconds within the Eurozone.
How to send Euro (EUR)
Use SEPA Instant (or SEPA Credit Transfer) to fund your provider account — usually free from any Eurozone bank.
Compare providers on 'recipient gets' rather than headline fee; banks often have zero advertised fee but charge 3–5% in the rate margin.
For destinations outside the Eurozone, ensure the recipient's bank can accept SWIFT MT103 if using bank-rail providers.
Save the IBAN and BIC of the destination account — some providers ask for these even if they aren't strictly needed.
Currency facts
- ISO 4217
- 978
- Sub-unit
- 100 cents = 1 euro
- Central bank
- European Central Bank (ECB)
- Daily FX volume
- $2.1 trillion/day
- Symbol
- €
- 52-week range (vs USD)
- 0.915 – 0.928
Frequently asked questions
Live rates fetched from Wise's public comparison API. For currency conversion mid-rates we display Wise's quoted rate, which has zero markup. Methodology.