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 with both .NET Framework and .NET Core, making it useful for modern applications as well as older systems.

This new NuGet package is part of our effort to support the developer ecosystem around our API. If you’re working on a .NET based accounting system, ERP integration, or just need reliable exchange rate data in your app, this library should help you get up and running faster.

You can find the package here: GlobalExchangeRates.Client on NuGet

Quick Start

To get started, just install the package via the .NET CLI:

dotnet add package GlobalExchangeRates.Client

Then, create an instance of the client in your code using your API key:

var client = new GlobalExchangeRatesClient("your_api_key");

You can now call methods to interact with the API. For example, to retrieve the latest exchange rates:

var rates = await client.GetLatestAsync();

This library includes helper methods for all the available endpoints.

Let us know if you build something with it—or if there are features you’d like to see added.