Convert fiat, crypto, and metals with provider-backed and fallback-ready rates, Romanian leu coverage, and quick market reference pages.
Eleven editorial guides and the exchange-rate glossary explain Romanian leu decisions, official reference-rate context, card and transfer fees, crypto references, and metals pricing beyond raw conversion numbers.
Read the guidesThe methodology and corrections pages document provider-backed references, fallback behavior, limitations, editorial review, and how visitors can report corrections.
View correction processThe fee tool helps compare delivered amounts after provider rates, fixed fees, and percentage fees instead of repeating another generated rate page.
Open the fee toolCurated major fiat, metals, and crypto references are shown during publisher review. Use the converter search for other assets.
| Asset Code | Asset Name | Type | Price in USD | 24h Change (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USD | US Dollar | FIAT | $1.0000 | 0.00% |
| EUR | Euro | FIAT | $1.1426 | 0.00% |
| RON | Romanian Leu | FIAT | $0.2183 | 0.00% |
| GBP | British Pound | FIAT | $1.3382 | 0.00% |
| CHF | Swiss Franc | FIAT | $1.2391 | 0.00% |
| XAU | Gold (oz) | METAL | $2300.5000 | 0.00% |
| XAG | Silver (oz) | METAL | $27.2000 | 0.00% |
| BTC | Bitcoin | CRYPTO | $63937.2190 | +0.55% |
| ETH | Ethereum | CRYPTO | $1798.9081 | +0.44% |
| USDT | Tether USDt | CRYPTO | $0.9993 | +0.01% |
| SOL | Solana | CRYPTO | $82.1091 | +0.32% |
| BNB | BNB | CRYPTO | $584.8593 | +0.21% |
| XRP | XRP | CRYPTO | $1.1283 | -1.64% |
Start with the converter for a quick reference, then compare the result with your bank, card issuer, broker, or exchange before sending money.
BTR keeps RON paths easy to reach for travel, invoices, salary checks, and common EUR or USD comparisons used by Romanian visitors.
Market references do not include every spread, commission, weekend markup, blockchain fee, or settlement delay that a provider may apply.
A BTR reference is a starting point, not a provider commitment. Use it to understand the market context, then compare the final quote, fees, timing, and settlement terms from the bank, card issuer, broker, exchange, wallet, transfer provider, or dealer that will handle the transaction.
Check whether the provider quote includes spread, fixed fees, percentage fees, weekend markup, card-network conversion, crypto network cost, dealer premium, account tier, and settlement timing before treating the delivered amount as final.
Report a mismatch when the public page appears stale, a calculator explanation is unclear, a provider category is missing context, or a reference-rate example could be confused with an executable quote.
Keep the source amount, pair, reference timestamp, provider quote, provider fee, settlement timing, and final amount together before relying on a homepage rate. This makes the homepage useful as evidence for a comparison decision without presenting the reference as the final price a provider will honor.
Save the BTR pair, visible freshness label, source amount, and the provider quote from the same review window so stale screenshots and later market moves do not blur the comparison.
Add fixed fees, percentage fees, spread, payout method, weekend rules, card-network conversion, blockchain costs, dealer premiums, and expected settlement timing to the same note.
If a homepage rate looks stale or confusing, send the page URL, timestamp, expected wording, actual result, and any redacted comparison note through the corrections process.
Keep the decision goal, BTR pair, freshness label, provider screen, fee line, timing rule, final amount, and correction route in one homepage workflow note. The homepage should help a reader decide what to compare next, not replace the bank, broker, wallet, transfer app, card issuer, or dealer record that settles the transaction.
Start by naming the reason for the check: travel cash, invoice planning, card settlement, transfer comparison, crypto exit, or metals valuation. That purpose decides whether the next page should be a guide, glossary definition, methodology note, or fee calculation.
Compare the BTR pair and freshness label with the same-time provider screen that shows spread, fee line, quote lock, payout method, account tier, weekend rule, product premium, or network cost.
Save the final provider amount, settlement timing, and correction route so a later mismatch can be reported as a public page issue without exposing bank, card, wallet, account, or identity details.
Keep the homepage route, reader purpose, BTR pair, freshness label, same-session provider quote, fee label, final provider proof, and correction route in one homepage resubmission buffer. This keeps the review surface tied to a practical comparison workflow instead of a standalone generated rate.
Name whether the homepage visitor is checking a guide route, glossary term, methodology limit, correction path, or fee worksheet before opening a provider quote.
Keep the BTR freshness label beside the same-session provider quote so market movement is not confused with spread, fee, or settlement differences.
Stop the homepage record at the provider proof: receipt, statement, order confirmation, exchange-office receipt, transfer record, or dealer invoice.
Read spreads, timing, and provider-quote differences before converting euros and Romanian lei.
Separate official reference-rate use cases from live market and provider quotes.
Use RON references for travel budgets, subscriptions, card payments, and supplier invoices.
Compare BTC, ETH, and stablecoin references without confusing them with exchange fills.
Account for ounces, dealer spreads, product premiums, and local fiat context.
Compare Romanian bank tables and exchange office quotes against a neutral reference.
Check card network conversion, issuer markups, and dynamic currency conversion.
Compare delivered amounts for Romania transfers instead of headline rates.
Model provider rates, fixed fees, and percentage fees against a reference.