GBP/USD Currency Conversion API
The GBP/USD currency pair, commonly known as 'Cable', represents the exchange rate between the British Pound Sterling and the United States Dollar. It is one of the oldest traded currency pairs in the forex market. The GBP to USD rate is influenced by Bank of England and Federal Reserve monetary policies, UK economic indicators, and transatlantic trade flows.
The GBP/USD Currency Conversion API allows you to:
- Convert GBP (British Pound Sterling) to USD (United States Dollar) at current market rates
- Convert USD (United States Dollar) to GBP (British Pound Sterling) at current market rates
- Get accurate conversions for any amount
- Access real-time exchange rate data
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/v1/convertcurrency GET
https://api.api-ninjas.com/v1/convertcurrency
Parameters
haverequiredCurrency you currently hold. For example,
GBPorUSD.wantrequiredCurrency you want to convert to. For example,
USDorGBP.amountrequiredAmount of currency to convert.
Headers
X-Api-KeyrequiredAPI Key associated with your account.
Response
A JSON object with the following fields or an error if the request is unsuccessful.
old_amountThe original amount provided in the request.
old_currencyThe original currency code (e.g.
GBP).new_currencyThe target currency code (e.g.
USD).new_amountThe converted amount in the target currency.
Sample Request Live Demo!
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https://api.api-ninjas.com/v1/convertcurrency?have=GBP&want=USD&amount=1000Headers
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Code Examples
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curl -X GET "https://api.api-ninjas.com/v1/convertcurrency?have=GBP&want=USD&amount=1000" \
-H "X-Api-Key: YOUR_API_KEY"If your programming language is not listed above, you can still make API calls by using any HTTP request library and following the documentation above.