Convert between any cryptocurrency and any fiat currency at live market prices. Pick BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, SOL or any of 200+ supported coins, enter the amount, and see the converted value in INR, USD, EUR or your preferred fiat.
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Cryptocurrency prices move 24×7×365 - there's no closing bell, no market holiday, and at any given second a Bitcoin's INR price can be different on Binance, CoinDCX, WazirX and CoinGecko. The calculator uses CoinGecko's aggregated price feed, which averages quotes across the largest global and Indian exchanges to give you a reasonable mid-market reference. The number you see here is the benchmark - what you'd actually pay or receive on an Indian exchange will differ by the exchange's spread and any deposit/withdrawal fees.
Crypto-to-INR conversion is also one of the most heavily-taxed financial transactions in India. Profits on virtual digital assets are taxed at a flat 30% (no slab benefit), with 1% TDS deducted on every sell transaction. There's no set-off of crypto losses against other income or even other crypto gains in subsequent years. Use this calculator alongside the income tax calculator on this site to model the post-tax outcome of any crypto investment plan.
Choose the cryptocurrency (BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, etc.).
Choose the target fiat currency (INR, USD, EUR, GBP, etc.).
Enter the amount in either currency.
View the converted value at the live market price.
Tap swap to flip - for example, to compute how much BTC you'd get for ₹50,000.
The calculator queries CoinGecko's public API for the latest cross-exchange average price between the chosen crypto and fiat. CoinGecko aggregates prices from 100+ exchanges and weights them by liquidity, so the resulting number is closer to a true mid-market rate than any single-exchange ticker.
Converted = Crypto Amount × Live Price (per coin) in target fiat
Crypto prices are highly volatile - a 5% move within a day is normal for major coins like BTC and ETH; smaller-cap coins can swing 10-20% in hours. The price you see here can change while you're reading this paragraph. If you're using the calculator for a specific transaction, refresh just before placing the trade.
Indian exchanges (CoinDCX, WazirX, Mudrex) typically quote BTC/INR at a 1-3% premium to the international USD price (after currency conversion) due to limited INR-USD on-ramp liquidity. Don't be surprised if the exchange-specific INR price differs from this calculator by 1-2% - that's the local 'India premium'.
Stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI) are pegged to USD but trade at slight premiums or discounts depending on demand. Their prices in INR can differ from straight USD-INR conversion by 0.5-3% - useful information when arbitraging or moving funds between exchanges.
If 1 BTC trades at $65,000 globally and USD-INR is ₹83.50, mid-market BTC-INR ≈ ₹54,27,500. On CoinDCX or WazirX you might pay ₹54,80,000 (a 1% India premium) plus the exchange's 0.4% trading fee. Tax on profit when sold: 30% on gain + 1% TDS on the sell amount.
If ETH = $3,500 and USD-INR = ₹83.50, 0.5 ETH ≈ ₹1,46,125. Add 1.5% Indian premium = ₹1,48,317 on the exchange ticker. Trading fee 0.4% = ₹593 charge. Net received before TDS: ₹1,47,724. After 1% TDS = ₹1,46,247. Tax on profit (vs cost basis) at 30% applies separately.
An aggregated mid-market price from CoinGecko, which weights quotes across 100+ exchanges by liquidity. It's the closest single number to a 'fair' price across the global crypto market.
Indian exchanges typically trade at a 1-3% premium over international mid-market due to limited INR-USD on-ramp liquidity. Plus exchange-specific spread and trading fees.
Profits on Virtual Digital Assets are taxed at a flat 30% with no slab benefit, no deductions, no LTCG distinction. 1% TDS applies on every sell transaction. Losses cannot be set off against other income or carried forward beyond a few specific scenarios.
They're accurate as a benchmark. The actual rate you'll get on an Indian exchange will be 1-3% higher (for buys) or lower (for sells) due to local premium and exchange spreads.
CoinGecko updates major-coin prices every 30-60 seconds; smaller-cap coins update every few minutes. The calculator fetches the latest available quote on each conversion.
Stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI) are designed to track USD, but trade at small premiums or discounts depending on demand. The calculator shows their actual market price, not the theoretical $1 peg.
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