FxFeed.io

About FxFeed.io

FxFeed.io is a foreign-exchange rate API built for developers who need a rate in a request and do not want to negotiate an enterprise data contract to get one. It covers more than 160 currencies including majors, minors and exotics, sourced from institutional feeds the vendor names — the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank among them — and returns plain JSON from three endpoints: latest rates, historical rates by date, and a conversion endpoint that takes an amount and a currency pair. The historical archive runs back to 1999 on the paid tier. Integration is a single authenticated GET, and the site ships an interactive API explorer where you can build a request, pick base and target currencies, fire it and see the live response with copyable cURL, JavaScript and Python snippets before signing up. The operational claims are 99.99 percent uptime with a public status page, millisecond response times on top-tier cloud infrastructure, and hosting inside Europe. The pricing shape is the part worth noting for a small team: the free tier is genuinely usable at 5,000 requests a month with no card, and the single paid tier removes the request ceiling entirely rather than moving you up a ladder of volume brackets, which makes cost predictable for anything that spikes. The vendor reports over 500 developers on the platform.

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