NBU exchange rate export

Select date:

For today To computer In XML format Dynamics Archive

Using this service, you can freely receive NBU exchange rates in XML format.

Dear users! There is a limit on the use of the service - no more than 1000 requests from one IP address per day. All IP addresses from which the number of requests exceeds 1000 per current day will be blocked. To unblock, please contact the support service.

https://pf-soft.net/service/currency

If no query parameters are provided, the exchange rates for the last available date are returned by default. If you need to get exchange rates for a specific date, you must add the following parameter to the request: date with a value in the format dmY, where d is the day of the month (two digits), m is the month number (two digits), Y is the year (four digits) of the required date.

For example, the request to get exchange rates for October 31, 2014 will look like this:

https://pf-soft.net/service/currency?date=31102014

Structure of the response XML file

The result of the request will be an XML file with the following structure:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1251"?>
<ValCurs Date="31/10/2014" SetDate="31/10/2014" NextDate="03/11/2014"
Name="PFSoft Currency Service" Version="1.2">
<Valute id="30">
    <NumCode>036</NumCode>
    <CharCode>AUD</CharCode>
    <Nominal>100</Nominal>
    <Name>Australian Dollars</Name>
    <Value>634.7846</Value>
</Valute>
...
</ValCurs>

The attribute values of the nodes are as follows:

Date - the requested date;
SetDate - the date of setting the provided exchange rates;
NextDate - the next date for setting the provided exchange rates;
NumCode - digital currency code;
CharCode - alphabetic currency code;
Nominal - nominal value;
Name - currency name;
Value - exchange rate value.

You can receive exchange rates on your computer using the ValOffice program.