What rate am I looking at?

A reference mid-market rate FinBaze stores from that data source. It is the same series FinBaze uses when it converts foreign-currency amounts in your books.

Which data sources can I choose?

European Central Bank (ECB), Bank of England, and FRED. ECB is the default FinBaze prefers for euro-area bookkeeping.

Does FinBaze use this rate on my invoices?

Yes for foreign-currency sales and purchase invoices on Grow and Scale: FinBaze picks the as-of rate for the invoice date from these feeds. Enable the currency under Settings → Currency & language first.

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Look up exchange rates

Check a FinBaze reference rate and see how the pair moved. Rates come from the same ECB, Bank of England and FRED feeds FinBaze uses in your books.

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1 EUR = … GBP

Pick a pair to see the rate.

Rate history

EUR → GBP from European Central Bank

No history for this pair and source in the selected range.

Questions about these rates

What rate am I looking at?: A reference mid-market rate FinBaze stores from that data source. It is the same series FinBaze uses when it converts foreign-currency amounts in your books.
Which data sources can I choose?: European Central Bank (ECB), Bank of England, and FRED. ECB is the default FinBaze prefers for euro-area bookkeeping.
Does FinBaze use this rate on my invoices?: Yes for foreign-currency sales and purchase invoices on Grow and Scale: FinBaze picks the as-of rate for the invoice date from these feeds. Enable the currency under Settings → Currency & language first.

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