What does EUR/IDR measure?

EUR/IDR states how many Indonesian rupiah you receive for one euro. A rate of 17,200 means one euro buys 17,200 IDR.

Is EUR/IDR live or delayed?

EUR/IDR 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 is EUR/IDR called a cross rate?

Neither the euro nor the rupiah is typically quoted directly against the other in the deepest markets. EUR/IDR is effectively derived from EUR/USD combined with USD/IDR, so it moves with both underlying pairs.

Who manages the Indonesian rupiah?

Bank Indonesia manages the rupiah under a floating regime, intervening at times to smooth volatility, while the euro side of the cross reflects ECB policy and eurozone conditions.

Why would someone check EUR/IDR?

It is commonly checked for Europe–Indonesia trade and by European travelers, for example tourists visiting Bali, who want a sense of how far their euros will go in rupiah.

How do I get EUR/IDR via the API?

GET /v1/latest/EUR?symbols=IDR 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/IDR 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.

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EUR/IDR

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

20569.88

(Euro / Indonesian Rupiah)

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As of 2026-07-06 07:28:09 UTC, EUR/IDR (Euro / Indonesian Rupiah) is 20569.88, 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/IDR is available over the REST API and an MCP server on exchangerate.dev, with a free tier to start.

How do I query EUR/IDR?

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-idr \
    -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=IDR

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

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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/IDR — Euro to Indonesian Rupiah

Indonesia is a popular long-haul destination for European travelers, particularly to Bali, making EUR/IDR a commonly checked rate for trip budgeting alongside Europe–Indonesia trade flows.

EUR/IDR expresses how many Indonesian rupiah one euro buys. It is a cross between two managed currencies: the euro, anchored by ECB policy, and the rupiah, which Bank Indonesia manages under a floating regime with periodic intervention.

Because neither leg trades directly against the other in the deepest global markets, EUR/IDR largely reflects the product of EUR/USD and USD/IDR rather than a distinct, independently quoted market. Moves in either underlying pair pass through to the cross.

The rate is relevant to trade between Europe and Indonesia and to European visitors traveling to Indonesia, for example tourists heading to Bali, who commonly check this pair when budgeting a trip or converting cash.

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/IDR measure?: EUR/IDR states how many Indonesian rupiah you receive for one euro. A rate of 17,200 means one euro buys 17,200 IDR.
Is EUR/IDR live or delayed?: EUR/IDR 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 is EUR/IDR called a cross rate?: Neither the euro nor the rupiah is typically quoted directly against the other in the deepest markets. EUR/IDR is effectively derived from EUR/USD combined with USD/IDR, so it moves with both underlying pairs.
Who manages the Indonesian rupiah?: Bank Indonesia manages the rupiah under a floating regime, intervening at times to smooth volatility, while the euro side of the cross reflects ECB policy and eurozone conditions.
Why would someone check EUR/IDR?: It is commonly checked for Europe–Indonesia trade and by European travelers, for example tourists visiting Bali, who want a sense of how far their euros will go in rupiah.
How do I get EUR/IDR via the API?: GET /v1/latest/EUR?symbols=IDR 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/IDR 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.