CNY to BRL Converter
Convert Chinese Yuan to Brazilian Real (CNY to BRL) at the latest mid-market rate. 1 CNY ≈ 0.7004 BRL.
Pre-set to convert Chinese Yuan (CNY) to Brazilian Real (BRL) at the latest mid-market rate - the same number you'd see on Google or Reuters, before any bank or transfer-app spread. As of 2026-05-01, 1 CNY equals about 0.7004 BRL. Common reasons to convert this pair: travel, remittances, freelance invoices, online shopping or pricing imports. Compare the figure here against the rate your bank, card or money-transfer service is quoting - the gap (typically 1-4 %) is the real cost of the conversion.
100 CNY
R$70.04
1 CNY
= 0.700416 BRL
1 BRL
= 1.427723 CNY
EUR
€12.76
USD
$13.87
GBP
£10.82
JPY
¥2,101.25
CHF
CHF 12.48
CAD
CA$18.86
Compare with your provider's rate
Mid-market rates as of 2026-05-01. Banks and money-transfer apps apply a spread - your real rate will differ.
How to use it
Pick source and target currency
Use the searchable comboboxes to choose which currency you have and which you want. The conversion updates instantly.
Scan the popular-targets table
Below the headline result, the same source amount is shown in six other popular currencies at a glance. Useful for travelers comparing prices across countries.
Check your bank's spread
Expand the spread panel and paste your bank, card or transfer app's quoted rate. We show the gap vs mid-market as a percentage - negative numbers are what the provider is charging on top.
What is it?
A currency converter translates an amount from one currency to another using an exchange rate. The mid-market rate is the midpoint between buy and sell prices in the inter-bank market - the closest thing to a 'true' exchange rate. Banks, credit cards, and money-transfer apps quote a worse rate to themselves (the spread); the gap can be 1-4%, which is the real cost of an international payment. This tool layers a multi-target view and a spread checker on top so you can compare in one screen instead of recomputing for each pair.
When to use it
Planning international travel budgets (see one amount in six target currencies at once), ordering from a foreign online store, evaluating remote-job offers in another country, comparing prices on imported goods, or checking whether a money-transfer service is offering a fair rate via the spread panel. Always compare the quoted rate against mid-market to see the spread.
Common mistakes
Using a static rate for a future transaction - FX moves daily, sometimes meaningfully. Forgetting that the rate quoted by your bank or card network usually includes a spread. Rounding too aggressively: on large amounts, even a 4-decimal rounding error becomes meaningful. And reading the bank's 'no fees' claim as 'mid-market rate' - they're independent claims, and the rate usually carries the spread.
FAQ
- Are these rates live?
- No. We use a static mid-market snapshot to keep this tool fast, free and offline-capable. The 'rates as of' date is shown below the converter.
- Why does my bank's rate differ?
- Banks and credit-card networks add a spread (typically 1-4%) and may add a fixed fee. Mid-market is the rate two banks would trade at - what you see on Google or Reuters.
- How does the bank-spread checker work?
- Paste the rate your bank or money-transfer app is quoting (e.g. 'I'll get X EUR for 1 USD'). We compare it to the mid-market rate and show the percentage gap. A negative figure (most common) means the provider is taking that percentage as their cut on top of the conversion.
- Why are some popular targets missing from the table?
- The table dedupes against the currencies you're already converting from and to, so it always shows fresh comparisons instead of repeating the headline result. We surface the six most-asked targets out of EUR, USD, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, CNY, INR and BRL.
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