Convert USD, EUR and more to ILS by the representative rate
Convert between the Israeli shekel and 14 currencies according to the Bank of Israel representative rate, including the US dollar, euro, British pound, and Japanese yen. The rate is fetched from the Bank of Israel via the Klix server, which keeps a daily copy, and the date it belongs to is always displayed next to the result. This is important for a tax invoice, a price quote, or an Israeli tax authority report, where the rate is determined by the date rather than the moment of calculation. On days when a new rate is not published, the latest one is shown with a note. The amount you type is not sent anywhere, as the server request only fetches the rates table and the conversion itself is calculated in the browser.
The Bank of Israel representative rate, which is the official rate for accounting purposes and tax reporting in Israel. It is published on business days only.
The representative rate does not include conversion fees, bank margins, or credit card commissions. In practice, you will get a slightly worse rate, and the difference varies between institutions.
The Bank of Israel does not publish a rate on non-business days, so the last published rate is shown. Its date appears below the result.
Yes. The conversion goes through the shekel using both representative rates, for example from dollars to euros.
The tool only displays the 14 currencies for which the Bank of Israel publishes a representative rate. For other currencies, you will need a different source, and the conversion will usually go through the US dollar.
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