Currency converter and remittance rate comparison
Convert currencies using the mid-market exchange rate, track recent rate movements, and compare live money transfer providers on supported corridors to find the best rate for your transfer.
500.00 USD = 64,580.69 KES
Mid-market rate: 1 USD = 129.1614 KES. See the full USD to KES exchange rate page for history and FAQs.
Sending money on this route? RemitBeat ranks providers by what they actually deliver, refreshed every 30 minutes.
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129.1614
KES per 1 USD, mid-market
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1,824.9374
NGN per 1 GBP, mid-market
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13.0901
GHS per 1 EUR, mid-market
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1,377.0469
NGN per 1 USD, mid-market
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3,670.5260
UGX per 1 USD, mid-market
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2,624.3773
TZS per 1 USD, mid-market
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Converters with live provider comparison
These pairs also show the gap between the mid-market rate and the best delivered rate, with a full provider comparison one click away.
Kenyan Shilling (KES)
1 USD = 129.1614 KES mid-market, as of Jul 10, 7:30 AM UTC
CAD → KES
AUD → KESNigerian Naira (NGN)
1 USD = 1,377.0469 NGN mid-market, as of Jul 10, 7:30 AM UTC
Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)
1 USD = 11.4462 GHS mid-market, as of Jul 10, 7:30 AM UTC
Ugandan Shilling (UGX)
1 USD = 3,670.5260 UGX mid-market, as of Jul 10, 7:30 AM UTC
Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)
1 USD = 2,624.3773 TZS mid-market, as of Jul 10, 7:30 AM UTC
More rate lookups
Mid-market rates and history for corridors RemitBeat doesn't compare providers on yet. Each page has a notify-me option for when comparisons go live.
How to beat the markup
Check the mid-market rate
Convert your amount at the wholesale reference rate. This is the fair benchmark every provider quote should be measured against.
See what providers actually deliver
On supported corridors we show the best delivered rate next to the mid-market rate. The gap between them is the real cost of the transfer.
Send with the winner
Open the full comparison, pick the provider that delivers the most, and complete the transfer on their platform. RemitBeat never touches your money.
The rate you see vs the rate you get
Every currency converter on the internet shows the mid-market rate, and almost nobody sending money actually gets it. Providers quote their own exchange rate plus a fee, and the difference adds up quietly. That is why RemitBeat's converter pages for supported corridors put the mid-market rate and the best delivered provider rate side by side, so the cost of a transfer is visible before you commit to one.
How does RemitBeat's currency converter work?
RemitBeat's currency converter shows the mid-market exchange rate for your selected currency pair. On supported remittance corridors, RemitBeat also compares provider rates, fees, exchange-rate markup, and the amount your recipient actually receives, so you can see the difference between the market rate and the real transfer payout.
What is the mid-market exchange rate?
The mid-market rate is the midpoint between the global buy and sell price of a currency, the rate banks trade at with each other. It is the fairest reference rate, but consumers are rarely offered it: banks and transfer providers add a margin on top.
Why does RemitBeat show both the mid-market rate and provider rates?
Because the difference between them is the real cost of a transfer. On corridors RemitBeat compares, each converter page shows the mid-market rate next to what the best provider actually delivers, so you can see the gap before you send.
How often are the rates on these pages updated?
Mid-market reference rates update through the trading day and provider rates refresh roughly every 30 minutes. Over weekends, FX markets close and the reference rate holds at Friday's close.