Currenza: Currency Converter

Currenza converts 166 currencies and 15 cryptocurrencies, with a built-in
calculator and a real offline mode.

CONVERT, SIMPLY
Type an amount and it converts — in both directions. The calculator lives in the
keypad: add up your spending, apply a tip or a discount with the % key, and the
result converts as you go.

166 CURRENCIES, INCLUDING YOURS
CFA franc (XOF and XAF), Moroccan dirham, Algerian dinar, Tunisian dinar,
Egyptian pound, naira, cedi, shilling — and the major currencies too, of course.
Search by country: type "Cameroon" and you get the CFA franc.

15 CRYPTOCURRENCIES
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, BNB, Solana, XRP and more, convertible into any of
the 166 currencies.

IT WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL
The latest rates stay on your phone. On a plane, underground, or abroad without
a data plan, the app keeps converting every pair. The time of the last refresh
is always on screen, so you know what you are relying on.

TRACK IT, AND GET TOLD
Charts over 7, 30 or 90 days. Alerts: set a threshold and get a notification
when the rate crosses it.

WHAT A TRANSFER REALLY COSTS
Percentage commission, fixed fees, exchange-rate margin: enter your transfer
service's terms and see what the recipient actually receives, compared with the
interbank rate.

YOUR MULTI-CURRENCY PORTFOLIO
Record what you hold in each currency and follow the total value, in whichever
currency you prefer.

ALSO INSIDE
• Conversion history, kept between sessions
• Reorderable favourites, and one amount compared across currencies
• Light, dark or automatic theme
• Biometric lock
• Default currency detected from your country on first launch
• 15 languages, following your phone

NO ADS, NO ACCOUNT
No sign-up, no advertising, no personal data collected. Your conversions,
favourites and portfolio stay on your device. A one-time support purchase is
offered and entirely optional.

ABOUT THE RATES
Exchange rates come from free public sources and are updated once a day;
cryptocurrency prices refresh more often. They are indicative and are not an
offer to exchange: your bank or transfer service will apply its own rates and
fees.