Data / Currency Converter
Convert any currency, honestly.
The 8 most-traded currencies update every 30 minutes; every other currency Traderista tracks updates once a day. The freshness label always follows whichever leg of the conversion is older, never the fresher one.
How to read this
A conversion between two of the 8 majors reads two 30-minute legs and shows the older of the two. A conversion touching any other currency reads one 30-minute leg and one daily leg, so the freshness label always shows the daily leg, since it’s the older one, even when the major leg was just fetched.
Every currency outside the 8 majors comes from a different source (ExchangeRate-API, not Twelve Data), so any conversion touching one carries an attribution line. Converting between two majors never needs one.
Frequently asked questions
Which currencies can I convert between?
Whichever ones Traderista's rates pipeline actually has a fetched rate for right now. The 8 most-traded currencies update every 30 minutes; everything else Traderista tracks updates once a day. The currency list only ever shows a currency once it genuinely has data behind it.
Why does converting to some currencies show an older timestamp?
Only 8 currencies update every 30 minutes. Everything else updates once a day. When a conversion touches one of those, the freshness label follows that daily update, since it's genuinely the older half of the calculation, even though the other currency's own rate might be minutes old.
Why is a currency showing no result?
A currency only converts once it has a real fetched rate behind it. Until that's true, the converter shows an honest no-data message instead of a guessed or stale figure.
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