1 USD to NOK or convert 1 US-Dollar in Norwegian Krone

How can I convert money?

Wishing to exchange your currency? Through our collaboration with XE, we provide a specialized money conversion solution, designed to fit your foreign exchange requirements.

Which currencies are supported?

Wondering about the currencies you can convert? Our upgraded currency converter recognizes 212 different currencies. Check this link to see the full catalog.

Which languages does the Currency Converter support?

Seeking language options for our Currency Converter? Presently, we facilitate in more then 40 languages, encompassing English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.

Understanding the Interbank Rate

Have you come across the term 'interbank rate'? Also recognized as the mid-market, spot, or real exchange rate, it's the standard banks and substantial institutions use when transacting significant foreign currency volumes amongst themselves. For individual consumers and smaller enterprises, this isn't the most suitable, since minor transactions generally receive a bigger mark-up, enabling the exchange service to garner profits.

Why do currency conversion rates vary among different companies?

Pondering why there's a variation in currency conversion rates across firms? It's primarily because each establishment adjusts the interbank rate to realize a profit. Often, this is volume-based: greater volume transactions are more likely to approach the interbank rate. It's a common tactic for many in the competition to showcase interbank rates as an attraction for potential clients. However, post-engagement, they might alter the rates, typically not to the client's benefit.

When is the best time to exchange currencies?

Considering the best moment to switch your money or engage in currency trading? The peak trading duration spans from 8am GMT to 5pm EST, coinciding with the UK and US markets. This period witnesses maximum liquidity, ensuring a minimal gap between bid and ask rates. Engaging outside these hours implies you won't get real-time rates from large institutions and will need to settle for the available rate as a safeguard against potential rate swings till you finalize your transaction with a partner.