Historical FX Reference Rates Export

Export bounded Frankfurter blended daily exchange-rate series with actual observation dates and provider attribution.

What can this tool do?

Feed historical indicative exchange rates into a spreadsheet, analytics pipeline or reconciliation workflow.

What data does it return?

The default dataset contains JSON rows with these overview fields: id, date, base, quote, rate, providerKeys, rateKind, sourceUrl. RESULTS_CSV contains the rows delivered by this run; OUTPUT records completion, warnings and stop reason. CHECKPOINT supports best-effort resume. A completed checkpoint makes no new source request; use a fresh input without it for a fresh snapshot.

How to use it

Provide the source inputs below. Run it through Apify, then inspect OUTPUT before consuming a partial export. If a result or request cap is reached, reuse CHECKPOINT with the same source inputs; resuming does not repeat rows already acknowledged by this export. Source changes can still move search results between pages, so it is not a historical snapshot guarantee.

{
  "base": "EUR",
  "quotes": [
    "USD",
    "GBP"
  ],
  "startDate": "2026-01-05",
  "endDate": "2026-01-06",
  "maxResults": 4,
  "maxRequests": 1
}

Blended daily reference rates, not live bid/ask quotes or provider-specific official rates. Dates and values follow the source, may be revised and are not forward-filled. No currency transfer, amount conversion, bank-fee calculation, tax advice, investment advice or trading promise. At most31days and10 quote currencies per request.

Pricing

Runs can incur Apify charges. Check the current Store pricing and spending limit before starting. Result fees apply to successfully delivered records; package notFound status rows have no result fee, although a startup fee may still apply. No synthetic default-dataset charge is used in addition to the record event.

Frankfurter offers free JSON/CSV APIs and spreadsheet integrations. This Actor adds Apify datasets, bounded run controls, checkpointing and saved output, not exclusive rate data.

Is it legal?

Uses Frankfurter blended rates, whose official FAQ permits commercial use and caching. Direct provider-specific rates are excluded; individual provider rate values are not redistributed. Source attribution is retained. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Source documentation: https://frankfurter.dev/ Policy/context: https://frankfurter.dev/#faq

FAQ

Does it retry blocks or bypass authentication? No. Source HTTP errors stop without retries; source hosts are fixed and redirects are not followed.

Are unknown values zero? No. Unavailable fields stay null or cause an explicit source error. Read the source-specific limits above.

Is the data exclusive? No. The official source is public and has a free native alternative.

Feedback

Use the Actor Issues tab with a small reproducible public example and the OUTPUT stop reason. Do not post tokens, personal records or confidential data.