Currency Converter App for iPhone · Live FX
Every currency.
One tap. Even offline.
A fast, focused converter for travel, shopping abroad and crypto, with charts, fee preview, widgets and your own custom rates.
Everything a traveller’s converter should do
340+ currencies
164 world currencies, 136 cryptocurrencies, gold, silver, platinum and palladium, plus 38 historic currencies.
Works offline
The latest rates stay on your phone, so conversions keep working on a plane or abroad without roaming.
Built-in calculator
Type 120 × 3 + 45 right in the amount field and see every row update instantly.
Rate charts
History for any pair from one week to two years, so you know if today’s rate is a good one.
Real-cost preview
Add the typical ATM, card or kiosk fee to see what you’ll actually get before you pay it.
Home-screen widgets
Keep your favourite pairs on the Home and Lock Screen, refreshed through the day.
Custom rates
Add your own rate (a local exchange office, a loyalty point, a game currency) with any emoji as its icon.
36 languages
Currency names and the whole interface in your language, with US-style number formatting everywhere.
Know what you’ll really get
Mid-market rates are what banks trade at, not what you pay. Pick the typical ATM, card or kiosk markup and Live FX shows the amount you’ll actually receive.
- ✓ Favourite currencies pinned to the top
- ✓ Fiat, crypto and metals in one searchable list
- ✓ Rates cached for offline use
Live FX app FAQ
Is Live FX free?
Yes. Currency Converter · Live FX is a free download on the App Store, with optional in-app purchases. It runs on iPhone with iOS 17 or later.
Does the currency converter work offline?
Yes. The app stores the latest rates on your iPhone, so conversions keep working on a plane or abroad without data roaming; rates refresh automatically when you are back online.
Which currencies does the app support?
164 world currencies, 136 cryptocurrencies, gold, silver, platinum and palladium, plus 38 historic currencies (340+ in total), and you can add custom rates of your own.
Where do the app’s exchange rates come from?
The same sources as this website: the open currency-api dataset for fiat and metals (daily) and CoinGecko for crypto (every 10 minutes). Rates are mid-market; the fee preview shows what a bank or ATM markup would cost.
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