Which exchange rate does CBP use for customs?

CBP uses rates certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (19 CFR 159.31 to 159.35). The certified daily noon buying rates are published by the Federal Reserve Board in the H.10 release, which is the source of this page.

Which date's rate applies to my import?

The rate for the date of exportation of the goods (19 CFR 159.32 and 152.1(c)). If no rate was certified for that day, this page shows the most recent earlier business day and says so.

Are these the same as the ECB or market rates?

No. These are the New York noon buying rates certified for customs purposes. ECB reference rates and live market rates differ and are not used by CBP for valuation.

Why is my currency missing?

The H.10 release covers 23 currencies. CBP certifies rates for additional currencies through ACE, which requires an ACE account.

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CBP certified exchange rates

Noon buying rates certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for customs purposes, as published in the Federal Reserve H.10 release. Pick the date of exportation, see the history, and convert.

Latest certified rates

Live from the Federal Reserve H.10 data download, refreshed every few hours.

Date of exportation

Rates for 2026-10-16

Currency	Units per 1 USD	USD per 1 unit
AUDAustralian Dollar	1.43885	0.694999
EUREuro-Area Euro	0.890393	1.1231
NZDNew Zealand Dollar	1.76866	0.5654
GBPUnited Kingdom Pound	0.750188	1.332999
BRLBrazilian Real	5.0864	0.196603
CADCanadian Dollar	1.4157	0.706364
CNYChinese Yuan	6.6861	0.149564
DKKDanish Krone	6.6554	0.150254
HKDHong Kong Dollar	7.8478	0.127424
INRIndian Rupee	94.9600	0.010531
JPYJapanese Yen	158.0000	0.006329
MYRMalaysian Ringgit	4.0790	0.245158
MXNMexican Peso	18.5026	0.054046
NOKNorwegian Krone	9.4474	0.105849
ZARSouth African Rand	16.4749	0.060698
SGDSingapore Dollar	1.2798	0.781372
KRWSouth Korean Won	1,334.03	0.00075
LKRSri Lankan Rupee	331.2500	0.003019
SEKSwedish Krona	9.9189	0.100818
CHFSwiss Franc	0.8243	1.213151
TWDTaiwanese N.T. Dollar	32.4000	0.030864
THBThailand Baht	33.4300	0.029913
VEBVenezuelan Bolivar	877.9156	0.001139

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Amount

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1,000.00 EUR = 1,123.0996 USD

Using certified rates for 2026-10-16, converted through the US dollar.

Rate history: EUR per 1 USD

Euro-Area Euro

Currency

Latest: 0.890393
Low: 0.834725
High: 0.899038

2025-10-162026-10-16

Most recent values

2026-10-16	0.890393
2026-10-15	0.892538
2026-10-14	0.899038
2026-10-13	0.893176
2026-10-09	0.893416
2026-10-08	0.893495
2026-10-07	0.893895
2026-10-06	0.887942
2026-10-05	0.891981
2026-10-02	0.888178
2026-10-01	0.890313
2026-09-30	0.881446
2026-09-29	0.882145
2026-09-28	0.87974
2026-09-25	0.877193

What these rates are, and what they are not

Under 19 CFR 159.31 to 159.35, CBP converts foreign currency values using rates certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The Federal Reserve Board publishes those certified noon buying rates in the H.10 release, which is the data shown here.
H.10 covers 23 currencies. CBP certifies rates for more currencies through ACE, which requires an ACE account. If your currency is not listed here, check ACE or ask your customs broker.
For some countries CBP uses a quarterly rate and switches to the daily certified rate only when it varies by 5 percent or more (19 CFR 159.34). This page shows the daily certified rate.
H.10 is released weekly, so the newest rate can be a few business days old. The Euro, British pound, Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar are published as US dollars per unit; we also show them inverted as units per US dollar.
Informational only. The rate on your entry summary is the one CBP applies; confirm it in ACE before filing.

About the H.10 release

Frequently asked questions

Which exchange rate does CBP use for customs?: CBP uses rates certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (19 CFR 159.31 to 159.35). The certified daily noon buying rates are published by the Federal Reserve Board in the H.10 release, which is the source of this page.
Which date's rate applies to my import?: The rate for the date of exportation of the goods (19 CFR 159.32 and 152.1(c)). If no rate was certified for that day, this page shows the most recent earlier business day and says so.
Are these the same as the ECB or market rates?: No. These are the New York noon buying rates certified for customs purposes. ECB reference rates and live market rates differ and are not used by CBP for valuation.
Why is my currency missing?: The H.10 release covers 23 currencies. CBP certifies rates for additional currencies through ACE, which requires an ACE account.