Find out how much your foreign currency is worth in Naira.

Forget searching on multiple sites to see what your dollar is truly worth in Naira. This tool is your one-stop dashboard for Today’s Exchange Rates, updated live. It shows you the price of major global currencies against the Nigerian Naira (NGN), plus trends. It is an instant market view, exactly when you need it.

Quick Stats and Live Rates

This tool is a pure data display, meaning you do not enter anything: you just read the market facts.

1. Check the Clock

Look at the top of the page under the main heading. You will see a small green dot pulsing next to the Last updated time. This tells you exactly when the rates were pulled. If the market is moving fast, click the Refresh button below the main Quick Stats to pull the freshest numbers right away.

2. Understand the Quick Stats

The four large, colored boxes at the top give you the fastest look at the major global currencies: USD, GBP, EUR, and CAD.

• Rate: The large, bold number shows you how many Naira (₦) you need to buy one unit of that foreign currency. For example, ₦1,580.50 per 1 USD.
• Change: The smaller text below the rate shows the change since the last update.
  • Red Text (↗): The foreign currency has gotten more expensive in Naira terms. The Naira is weaker.
  • Green Text (↘): The foreign currency has gotten cheaper in Naira terms. The Naira is stronger.

3. Scan the Main Rates Grid

The middle section, “All Currency Rates Against Naira,” provides a comprehensive list of all covered global currencies.

• Flag and Code: See the country’s flag, the currency code (like AUD), and the full name (Australian Dollar).
• Rate and Change: The format is the same as the quick stats: the main blue number is the current Naira rate, and the small colored text shows the day’s trend.

Market Summary: The Big Picture

The final section breaks down the data to give you smart insights. This is where you see the competitive action.

• Strongest Against Naira: These are the currencies where 1 unit costs the most Naira. They are the hardest currencies to buy.
• Weakest Against Naira: These are the currencies where 1 unit costs the least Naira. They are relatively easier to buy.
• Market Status: This section gives you overall metrics:
  • Total Currencies: Shows the number of currencies tracked.
  • Average Rate: A calculated mean value of all rates against the Naira.
  • Market Volatility: A percentage showing how much the rates fluctuate across the board. High volatility means bigger rate differences.

Knowing these numbers means you are not guessing the market; you are watching it. You can plan your transfers, trades, and expenses with confidence.