What does EUR/CZK measure?

EUR/CZK states how many Czech koruna you receive for one euro. A rate of 25.10 means one euro buys 25.10 CZK.

Is EUR/CZK live or delayed?

EUR/CZK is served as a daily reference rate, not a live intraday feed. The page is marked Delayed and the API response's source field reads ecb_daily.

Why did the Czech National Bank once cap this rate?

From 2013 to 2017 the CNB held a one-sided floor under EUR/CZK (a cap on koruna strength) to fight deflation risk. That policy was removed in 2017, and the koruna has floated conventionally since.

Is Czechia in the eurozone?

No. Czechia is an EU member but has not adopted the euro, so the koruna remains its own floating currency, managed by the CNB.

The CNB–ECB policy-rate gap and the strength of the eurozone, particularly German, industrial and manufacturing cycle are the main drivers, given how integrated Czech supply chains are with the eurozone.

How do I get EUR/CZK via the API?

GET /v1/latest/EUR?symbols=CZK returns the indicative daily reference rate, source, market_session, and timestamp. The free tier covers it, no credit card required. All rates are indicative, not for settlement.

Is EUR/CZK suitable for settling a trade or invoice?

No. The rate is an indicative daily reference level for information purposes, not a source-of-record rate for settlement or regulated trading.

Data/fx/EUR/CZK

Foreign exchange · spot

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EUR/CZK

Name: EUR/CZK exchange rate time series
Creator: exchangerate.dev
License: https://exchangerate.dev/terms

24.170

(Euro / Czech Koruna)

+0.10% today

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As of 2026-07-06 07:28:09 UTC, EUR/CZK (Euro / Czech Koruna) is 24.170, reconciled from ECB ref · live spot and refreshed every tick / ECB daily fallback. Every observation is point-in-time and names the feed it came from — backtest-safe and reproducible. EUR/CZK is available over the REST API and an MCP server on exchangerate.dev, with a free tier to start.

How do I query EUR/CZK?

One authenticated GET returns the latest value with its timestamp and source. Swap the language tab for your stack.

$ curl https://api.exchangerate.dev/v1/rate/eur-czk \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY"
# → rate, timestamp, source, derived

✓Every field in the response names the feed and timestamp it came from.

Reference

GET/v1/latest/EUR?symbols=CZK

Latest EUR/CZK indicative spot rate — value, timestamp, source, and market_session.

Rate limit

60 / min (free) · 600 / min (Pro)

Latency p95

sub-100ms edge hits

Source feed

ECB ref · live spot

Frequency

tick / ECB daily fallback

Provenance

Reconciled against aggregated market data + public reference rates · parser v2.1

Methodology and revision log are public and versioned.

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EUR/CZK — Euro to Czech Koruna

EUR/CZK expresses how many Czech koruna one euro buys, and it is the primary reference rate for Czechia, an EU member outside the eurozone whose manufacturing base is closely woven into eurozone, and especially German, supply chains.

The koruna is managed by the Czech National Bank (CNB) under a floating regime. The CNB is best known for having run a one-sided exchange-rate cap on the koruna against the euro for several years, a policy it removed in 2017; the currency has traded as a conventional float since.

Because so much Czech industrial output feeds into German and broader eurozone manufacturing, EUR/CZK tends to track the CNB–ECB policy-rate gap and the health of the eurozone industrial cycle.

This page is served as a daily reference rate (source: ecb_daily) rather than a live intraday feed, and the pair is marked Delayed. It reflects an indicative mid-market level from public reference rates (ECB/FRED) and aggregated market data, updated once per trading day. Rates are indicative, not for settlement or regulated trading.

Frequently asked questions

What does EUR/CZK measure?: EUR/CZK states how many Czech koruna you receive for one euro. A rate of 25.10 means one euro buys 25.10 CZK.
Is EUR/CZK live or delayed?: EUR/CZK is served as a daily reference rate, not a live intraday feed. The page is marked Delayed and the API response's source field reads ecb_daily.
Why did the Czech National Bank once cap this rate?: From 2013 to 2017 the CNB held a one-sided floor under EUR/CZK (a cap on koruna strength) to fight deflation risk. That policy was removed in 2017, and the koruna has floated conventionally since.
Is Czechia in the eurozone?: No. Czechia is an EU member but has not adopted the euro, so the koruna remains its own floating currency, managed by the CNB.
What drives EUR/CZK?: The CNB–ECB policy-rate gap and the strength of the eurozone, particularly German, industrial and manufacturing cycle are the main drivers, given how integrated Czech supply chains are with the eurozone.
How do I get EUR/CZK via the API?: GET /v1/latest/EUR?symbols=CZK returns the indicative daily reference rate, source, market_session, and timestamp. The free tier covers it, no credit card required. All rates are indicative, not for settlement.
Is EUR/CZK suitable for settling a trade or invoice?: No. The rate is an indicative daily reference level for information purposes, not a source-of-record rate for settlement or regulated trading.