Global Exchange Rates API Now Available on Power Automate & Logic Apps You can now use the Global Exchange Rates API directly in your Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps workflows via a custom connector. How to Use It As always, let us know how you’re using it or if there’s something we can improve.

GO Client Library for Global Exchange Rates API If you’re building with Go and need reliable exchange rate data, we’ve just published an official client library to make working with our API even easier. The globalexchangerates package is now available at pkg.go.dev and GitHub. The library covers all the endpoints of the API, including latest

Financial Institutions Update – July 2025 We are happy to announce that 2 additional central banks have been added to the list of integrations available with our Global Exchange Rates API: We are working on more integrations for our API, that will be released in the following months.

JavaScript Client Library for Global Exchange Rates API Working with the Global Exchange Rates API is already straightforward using our JSON or XML endpoints. To make integration even simpler for JavaScript developers, we’ve published an official client library on npm: globalexchangerates This TypeScript-based exchange rates API client library works in both Node.js and browser environments,

Python Client Library for Global Exchange Rates API The Global Exchange Rates API now has an official Python client, published on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/global-exchange-rates/. It supports both sync and async usage and is ideal for developers who need to fetch currency exchange rates in Python, convert amounts, or integrate official central bank data in finance-related apps.

C# Client Library for Global Exchange Rates API Integrating with our Global Exchange Rates API is already straightforward thanks to our clean and consistent JSON\XML endpoints. Now, to make working with our service even easier for .NET developers, we’ve published an official C# client library on NuGet. This library targets standard .NET, meaning it works

Global Exchange Rates Is Now on the Postman Public API Network You can now explore and test the Global Exchange Rates API directly on Postman. 👉 Check out the Global Exchange Rates API on Postman. Why Postman? Postman is one of the most popular tools for testing APIs quickly and reliably. With its Public API

Global Exchange Rates is Now Available on RapidAPI Global Exchange Rates is now available on RapidAPI. This means you can now discover, test, and subscribe to our API all from a single platform — no need to manage separate keys if you’re already using RapidAPI. What is RapidAPI? RapidAPI is one of the largest API

Global Exchange Rates API Now Works with Zapier If you’re already using Zapier to automate tasks between different apps, we’ve got some good news. You can now integrate our Global Exchange Rates API into your workflows using a new custom connector on Zapier. This means: no more custom integrations or scripts. Just integrate the latest