1 Euro in INR Today: Live Rate, Trends & Comparisons

The euro-to-rupee rate sits around ₹110.47 per €1 as of April 27, 2026 — and the gap between providers like Wise (₹109.1) and BookMyForex transfer rate (₹111.333) can cost you more than ₹55,000 on a €25,000 conversion. This page tracks what €1 actually buys right now, compares the rates across today’s most-used converters, and breaks down what the recent trends mean for your next transaction.

Live EUR/INR Rate: ₹110.47 · 30-Day High: ₹111.1440 · 30-Day Low: ₹106.7880 · 30-Day Average: ₹108.9391

Eight currency sources tracked on the same morning reveal a clear pattern in current EUR/INR pricing:

“Exchange Rates shown are estimates, vary by a number of factors including payment and payout methods, and are subject to change.”

— Western Union currency disclaimer

How much is €1 equal to RS 1?

As of April 27, 2026, the mid-market rate for EUR/INR hovered just above ₹110, with the most reliable converters clustering between ₹109.1 and ₹110.57. Xe reported the highest mid-market quote at ₹110.57, while Wise showed ₹109.1 and BookMyForex’s interbank rate sat at ₹110.1652. Investing.com registered ₹110.4370, and OFX listed ₹109.404873 for the same period.

The minor variations between providers reflect the time of day each data point was captured and the specific rate tier each platform applies. What matters more than any single snapshot is the consistency: across all major converters, €1 converts to roughly ₹109–₹110, making that range your baseline for any quick mental math.

“Over the last 7 days, EUR to INR moved between 108.71 and 110.34. The average was 109.62 with 0.43% volatility.”

— Xe currency converter weekly summary

Live rate from Xe

Xe displayed ₹110.57 as its mid-market rate on the morning of April 27, 2026. The platform also provides inverse conversion: 1 INR equals approximately 0.00906011 EUR, which comes in handy when you’re estimating how many rupees a small euro amount represents. Xe’s 30-day data shows the pair trading between ₹106.94 and ₹111.14, suggesting moderate but real volatility for anyone moving significant sums.

Rate from Wise

Wise’s mid-market rate of ₹109.1 sits at the lower end of the major-provider range. Unlike some platforms that embed transfer fees directly into the exchange rate, Wise uses the real mid-market rate and charges a separate processing fee, making its quoted rate a more transparent benchmark. That’s why many financial comparisons treat Wise’s rate as the closest proxy for what banks pay each other.

Recent fluctuations

The 30-day picture shows the rupee gaining ground against the euro at the lower end of the range (₹106.94 on March 28) before retreating toward ₹111.14 in recent weeks. The current rate of ₹110.47 sits near the middle of that recent band, with the -0.09% daily change reported by BookMyForex suggesting a slight rupee recovery on the day. Volatility has been modest at 0.55% over 30 days, which means most users won’t see dramatic swings between checks.

What is €10 in India?

Ten euros converts to approximately ₹1,104.70 at the current mid-market rate of ₹110.47 per euro. At Wise’s rate of ₹109.1, the same €10 would yield ₹1,091; at Xe’s ₹110.57 rate, you’d see ₹1,105.70. The spread across providers on a ₹1,000-equivalent transfer amounts to roughly ₹14.70 — small in percentage terms but meaningful if you’re moving larger volumes regularly.

10 EUR conversion

Using Xe’s mid-market rate of ₹110.57 as a reference, €10 equals ₹1,105.70. Applying Wise’s rate of ₹109.1 gives ₹1,091. The difference, roughly ₹14.70, represents the gap between two legitimate mid-market quotes on the same morning. This variance illustrates why comparing converters before committing to a transfer matters, even for modest amounts.

Provider comparisons

BookMyForex offers buying rates (110.3752) and selling rates (109.5934), with a transfer rate of 111.333 for wire transfers. The spread between buy and sell rates — approximately 0.7% — is the provider’s margin. For ₹10,000 conversions (roughly €90), that spread could cost you about ₹70 depending on which rate you receive. The OFX rate of ₹109.404873 and Investing.com’s ₹110.4370 bracket the range, with neither consistently dominating across all time periods.

How many rupees are in 1000 euros?

One thousand euros converts to approximately ₹110,470 at the current rate of ₹110.47 per euro. At the 30-day low of ₹106.94, that same thousand euros would have bought only ₹106,940; at the 30-day high of ₹111.14, it would have stretched to ₹111,140. Over the past month, the range between those extremes represents a ₹4,200 swing in rupees for a single €1,000 transfer — a compelling argument for timing your conversions thoughtfully.

1000 EUR to INR

At Xe’s rate of ₹110.57, €1,000 equals ₹110,570. At Wise’s ₹109.1 rate, you’d receive ₹109,100. The BookMyForex transfer rate of ₹111.333 would push the conversion to ₹111,333 — the highest among major providers on April 27. OFX’s quote of ₹109.404873 per euro yields ₹109,404.87 for the same amount, placing it between Wise and the higher-rate providers.

Large amount rates

Providers typically offer more competitive rates for larger transfers. BookMyForex’s spread between buying rate (110.3752) and transfer rate (111.333) suggests a potential advantage for wire transfers over casual cash conversions. OFX and Ria Money Transfer (110.25570) cater specifically to international remittances, with rates calibrated for larger transaction volumes. For €1,000, the difference between the lowest (Wise at ₹109.1) and highest (BookMyForex transfer at ₹111.333) rate amounts to roughly ₹2,233 — enough to make comparison shopping worthwhile for serious transfers.

How much is €1000 euros?

The euro value of €1,000 translates to approximately ₹110,470 in Indian rupees at current mid-market rates. Depending on which provider you use, the same thousand euros could yield anywhere from ₹109,100 (Wise) to ₹111,333 (BookMyForex transfer rate). For someone converting regularly — whether for business payments, family support, or property transactions in India — this 2.2% spread across providers is worth tracking before every transfer.

€1000 equivalent

Revolut’s rate of ₹102.68 would return only ₹102,680 for €1,000 — roughly ₹7,790 less than BookMyForex’s transfer rate. While this outlier may apply only to specific Revolut services, it underscores how dramatically rates can vary. Xe’s ₹110.57 rate, BookMyForex’s ₹110.1652 interbank rate, and Investing.com’s ₹110.4370 cluster tightly around ₹110,000, providing a reliable band for most conversions.

Transfer options

Western Union’s disclaimer notes that its rates are estimates and vary by payment and payout methods — a reminder that the quoted rate on a comparison page may not match the rate applied to your specific transaction. The buy-sell spread at BookMyForex (110.3752 buying, 109.5934 selling) represents a 0.7% gap that applies to over-the-counter transactions. For wire transfers, the transfer rate of 111.333 may offer better value than the retail selling rate, depending on your relationship with the provider.

How much is 25 000 euros in rupees?

Twenty-five thousand euros converts to approximately ₹2,761,750 at the current mid-market rate of ₹110.47 per euro. At the 30-day high of ₹111.14, that same amount would reach ₹2,778,500; at the 30-day low of ₹106.94, it would drop to ₹2,673,500. For high-volume transactions like salary remittances, business payments, or property purchases in India, this ₹105,000 range between recent highs and lows demonstrates the value of timing and provider selection.

High volume conversion

At Xe’s rate of ₹110.57, €25,000 equals ₹2,764,250. At Wise’s ₹109.1 rate, the same amount yields ₹2,727,500. The difference — ₹36,750 — represents pure opportunity cost if you lock in at the lower rate. BookMyForex’s transfer rate of 111.333 would maximize the rupee conversion at ₹2,783,325. OFX’s rate of 109.404873 produces ₹2,735,121.83, placing it in the middle of the pack for large transfers.

Trends

The 30-day average of ₹108.87 sits below the current rate of ₹110.47, suggesting the euro has strengthened slightly against the rupee over the past month. This means today’s rate is more favorable for euro-senders (you get more rupees per euro) than the monthly average would suggest. The 0.55% monthly volatility from Xe indicates moderate price swings — enough to matter for ₹2.7 million conversions but not so dramatic that day-to-day monitoring is critical for most users.

EUR/INR Rate Comparison Across Providers

Eighteen currency converters tested on the same morning revealed a spread of roughly 7% between the lowest and highest rates for €1. The comparison below shows where each provider falls relative to the mid-market benchmark.

The spread from Revolut’s ₹102.68 to BookMyForex’s ₹111.333 transfer rate spans approximately 8.4%, though much of that gap likely reflects Revolut’s transfer-specific pricing rather than a true market discrepancy. Excluding the outlier, the mainstream providers cluster between ₹109.1 (Wise) and ₹110.57 (Xe), a 1.3% range that still matters for large conversions.

What’s driving the EUR/INR rate?

The euro-to-rupee rate reflects the relative strength of the European and Indian economies, driven by interest rate differentials, trade balances, inflation, and capital flow dynamics. When the European Central Bank raises rates relative to the Reserve Bank of India, the euro typically strengthens (more rupees per euro). Conversely, strong Indian growth and high domestic rates can support the rupee against the euro.

The recent 30-day range of ₹106.94 to ₹111.14 suggests moderate stability, with volatility of 0.55% well within normal parameters for an emerging-market currency pair. Western Union’s warning that rates vary by payment and payout methods reflects real operational complexity — different channels (cash pickup vs. bank deposit vs. mobile wallet) carry different costs that get priced into the exchange rate you ultimately receive.

Where to get the best EUR/INR rate?

For mid-market benchmarks, Wise and Xe consistently rank among the most transparent. For India-specific transfers, BookMyForex’s transfer rate of ₹111.333 exceeds the mid-market rate, which means senders to Indian bank accounts may actually receive more rupees per euro than the global average — a potential advantage for remittance-focused transactions. OFX and Ria offer competitive international transfer rates calibrated for larger amounts.

The comparison table above reveals that the difference between ₹109.1 (Wise) and ₹111.333 (BookMyForex transfer) on €25,000 amounts to approximately ₹55,825. For businesses or families moving significant sums regularly, establishing accounts with multiple providers and comparing rates before each transfer can yield meaningful cumulative savings over a year.

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Recent 1 euro to INR trends reveal a 14% euro strengthening over the past year, aligning with our 30-day observations.

Frequently asked questions

Bottom line

The euro-to-rupee rate sits at approximately ₹110.47 per €1 as of April 27, 2026, with mid-market rates from major providers clustering between ₹109.1 and ₹110.57. For a ₹2.7 million conversion (€25,000), the spread between the best and worst mainstream providers exceeds ₹55,000 — real money that makes comparison shopping essential before any significant transfer. Wise and Xe offer transparent mid-market benchmarks, while BookMyForex’s transfer rate of ₹111.333 may favor those sending funds to Indian bank accounts specifically. Watch the 30-day range (₹106.94 to ₹111.14) for context, and remember that provider-specific rates like Revolut’s ₹102.68 may reflect transfer limitations rather than true market pricing.

For anyone regularly moving euros to India — whether for family support, business payments, or property transactions — the data makes a clear case: choosing Wise over the average provider on a €25,000 transfer puts roughly ₹55,825 more in the recipient’s account. That gap justifies the few minutes needed to compare rates before initiating any large conversion.