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Exchange rate
Euro to Pound sterling, at an indicative mid-market reference rate.
Via USD
Mid-market reference rate
Since tracking began
| EUR | GBP | GBP | EUR |
|---|---|---|---|
| €1.00 | £0.83 | £1.00 | €1.20 |
| €5.00 | £4.17 | £5.00 | €5.99 |
| €10.00 | £8.34 | £10.00 | €11.98 |
| €25.00 |
0.857816 on 21 Sept 2026 → 0.834426 on 8 Nov 2026, -2.73%
Only rates this site has observed. It is not a complete market history, and a period with no entry means no change was recorded, not that the rate held steady.
The figure above is a mid-market reference rate: the midpoint between buying and selling, and the rate almost nobody is actually offered. A bank, wallet or remittance service adds a margin to it, and usually charges a fee on top. The margin is frequently the larger of the two and is rarely stated as a number.
UnifyPay tracks the published fees on each rail, not each provider’s FX margin, so this page cannot tell you which service gives the best rate. What it can tell you is what the transfer itself costs.
1 EUR is 0.834426 GBP, and 1 GBP is 1.1984 EUR, at the mid-market reference rate last refreshed on 8 Nov 2026.
EUR/GBP is a cross rate: both legs are recorded against the US dollar and divided, so it carries the error of both and the staleness of the older one. Indicative only, not a dealable quote, and not financial advice.
| £20.86 |
| £25.00 |
| €29.96 |
| €50.00 | £41.72 | £50.00 | €59.92 |
| €100.00 | £83.44 | £100.00 | €119.84 |
| €500.00 | £417.21 | £500.00 | €599.21 |
| €1,000.00 | £834.43 | £1,000.00 | €1,198.43 |
| €5,000.00 | £4,172.13 | £5,000.00 | €5,992.14 |
| €10,000.00 | £8,344.26 | £10,000.00 | €11,984.29 |
Usually not. Banks, card issuers and transfer services add a margin to the mid-market rate and often charge a fee as well. The exchange-rate markup calculator shows how much of a quote is margin.
Take the GBP amount you would receive, divide it by the EUR amount converted, and compare the result with this rate. The gap is the margin; add any stated fee to get the total cost.
Every rate here is recorded against the US dollar. A pair without the dollar is worked out by dividing two of those rates, so it carries the error of both and is only as fresh as the older one.
