Monday, July 20, 2009

dollar2rupee.net

Dollar to Rupee exchange rates website now got its own domain. From now on you can access the live dollar to rupee exchange rates from Remit2India, SBI, ICICI, HDFC and Citibank at the following link …

http://www.dollar2rupee.net

As you might already know, you can also see at the above website the historical exchange rates i.e. conversion rate provided by any of the above banks on any day in the past few months. It is easy to compare the forex rates by using the line chart or the average values chart.

You can also vote for your favorite bank to let others know about a good, hassle-free money transfer or remittance method you have used and liked.

The previous link (d2r.madhukar4e.com) will continue to work for some time. Please update your bookmarks soon.

As always, send your feedback on this website to see more features and changes.

Posted by Madhukar Reddy Gurram at 3:34 PM
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45 comments:

  1. Hi,

    This is one of the gud site i found in google. At a time i can see all exchange rates. Thanks for providing this site.
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  2. This is very nice thing you did. Very helpful information for many people who is looking for it all over the onternet.

    Thank you.

    Krishna
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  3. Chintan GanatraAug 3, 2009 01:38 PM
    Good site! Well done!
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  4. Chintan GanatraAug 3, 2009 01:39 PM
    Hi,
    I saw your dollar2rupee rate calculator and it is wonderful.
    However, I saw that Citibank has 99% of the time, offered a better rate than SBI but still, people prefer SBI. Can you please tell me why? I have never transfered money and this would be my first time.
    What do you personally recommend?
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  5. Hi Chintan,

    When transferring money to India, it is not just the conversion rate that you look at. The overall process like the number of days it takes for the transfer, customer service in case if you run into any issues and the online transfer website usefulness need to be considered. Some banks show a very good rate on their websites but they give a lesser rate when you make a transfer.

    I think people prefer SBI as they give a better rate overall (they give you what they show on their site unlike some others) and also they show you an estimated amount upfront when you transfer.

    I do recommend SBI personally. I use it often.

    -- Madhukar.
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  6. it seems the slabs for remit to India is changed.They use different slabs now. Like slabs exist between 7500-1500
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  7. Hi Anish,

    I have updated the slabs for remit to india service. Thanks for the info.

    -- Madhukar.
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  8. remit to india gave me an exchange rate 44.50rs on the same day icici 48rs remit to india is not good
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  9. This is very helpful.

    Keep it up.
    Please add Axis bank also if possible.
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  10. This is really useful. Thanks for creating the site :)
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  11. Hi Madhu,
    The Citibank details on the dollar to rupee conversion, is that thru the Citibank NRI Rupee Checking account? If not, Please get me the link for that..

    Thanks,
    Jagannath
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  12. While searching through, got this site, to which I say, "Well done Madhu." Great work . Keep it up. Helpfull to lot many people out here.

    Thxs
    Kuljit
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  13. very useful, thanks
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  14. Fabulous site and great service, thanks!
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  15. Your website is useful. May be if you can add some more info , like last 5 days rate etc , the way it shows on Yahoo finance.
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  16. I want to thank you for putting all the information in one place. Can you please add HSBC NRI account. They also give good conversion rate.

    With Regards,
    Kumar
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  17. Hi,
    Site is really cool dude, keep it up, keep updating with new stuff

    Thanks
    Rammy
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  18. This website provides all the consolidated information in one place. I will rate it Excelent!
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  19. would you be so kind to show the rupee to dollar table/chart as well?

    Thanks
    Peter
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  20. Awesome site, very helpful..thx for the information.
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  21. It would be more helpful if you make a rough prediction about the future market. If a better exchange awaits , then we could hold on our currency exchange.
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  22. Cool site...
    Already added to my favourite..
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  23. Thanks for this useful site.... I have added it it my favourites.

    I would like to give a business idea on this ... if not already used... sorry i have not surfed much on all ur pages and am using only this.....

    so here is the idea....

    why dont you contact the banks whose rates are featured on this link?? and show them the no of hits you are getting for this link... and ask them to advertise their links to open new accounts on this page?

    I am sure you might have thought of this?? but just thought would share with you my thoughts.

    you can also start pages that give conversion rates for other major currencies!!!

    Thanks again.. god bless!
    Jigar Sanghavi
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  24. i need standard charted bank live exchange rate with INR value so please send me the details...... this site is very useful for our business but you have include some other banks also.....
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  25. Hi,

    from where are you getting the Remittence rate of each bank... axisbank,sbi,citi...etc...?

    i could see that... one day the rate mentioned in this site was different from the rate which i verified with Citibank...........
    Thanks
    Suman KC
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  26. Thanks Jigar,

    I'm already using Google AdSense through which the banks can put advertisement links on my website for their services.
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  27. Suman,

    I'm getting all values from the respective bank sites. These values change frequently and sometimes banks might show a better value on their public website and give a low rate when you login to transfer.
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  28. Sathish,

    Standard chartered bank doesn't provide live exchange rates on their website which I can extract and display on this site.

    If you find a link where you see standard chartered bank USD to INR conversion rates, pass it on to me and I will add the rates to dollar2rupee.net.
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  29. Thanks for gathering all dollar to rupee conversion information in one place and it is very useful to so many people like me. My suggestion is, why cant you gather gold, silver and diamond information at one place?. Again this is also very useful to everyone.
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  31. Very useful site for comparing dollar to rupee conversion rates. Thanks for putting this up!

    (BTW, it'd be very useful if you extended the line graph to include the past 6 months to a year (or however much you've collected) of data).

    Thanks again!
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  32. Also, if you put in the neutral rate found at a neutral source like xe.com (should be very easy to screen scrape) on your page, this would be very helpful too. Thank you.
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  33. Hey Madhukar,

    I really liked your Dollar to Rupee tables/charts.

    Can you also add xoom.com exchange rates on your Dollar to Rupee web page.

    Thanks,

    PVD
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  34. Under historical data, i would like to see a table which will show the data for one bank/ service with multiple days. Or like data for various days on single screen.
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  35. Hey very good site and good way to comapre rates rather than surfing all way round
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  36. Helping site to compare across banks.Will be good idea to enhance to have SGD-INR xchanges too
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  38. hay madhukar,

    is it possible to make a line chart for all based on the amount transfer...
    such as with in 5k with 10k with 15k...
    4 or 5 charts.. by which we come to know how is giving a good rate for the amount which we are transfereing... becouse by looking at the current line chart we think remit2india is giving better rate where as...it is giving good rate only for the person who is transfeing 25k or more....
    we could see hdfc and icici are giving good rates for the 5k transfer...

    Thank you for creating this website... and it is very informative....
    hope you will implement this future....
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  39. Showing all the websites' exchange rates at one place is a nice feature. It will be much better if you show the fees that they charge as well.
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  40. Cool info man! Just wanted to say thanks!
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  41. good work madhukar,

    does the citi bank rate is for the normal rupee checking account or it is for the preferred one.

    do you have any information on that ?
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  42. Madhu,
    Thanks for posting, dollar to ruppes exchange rate chart. I have saved it in my favorite and have used it.
    One thing I noticed was SBI has different rates for $ range $50-2000 (46.84) and from $2000-4000(46.88) but you site has ranges $50-1000(46.84), $1000-2000(46.84) and $2000-4000(46.92).

    So, your chart is for eg. off by 4cents for $2000-4000 range which I used today.
    thanks,
    Nupur
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  43. Hey Madhukar!! Awesome site! Helps us very much..
    I also track all these exchange rates personally and would like to share few observations with you. On any working day in India, the SBI and Axis rates get updated between 10:30 to 11:00 AM in India. Then you can see updated rates of remit2india (which will always be lesser). ICICI updates their rates the next and HDFC is the last one to update the rates anytime after 12:15 PM the same day. So, you see, the line graphs would depend on the time you update the rates. I would suggest that you update the graphs based on rates available at 1 PM on all these sites. That will give you the real picture. After 1 PM, ICICI and remit2india happen to change their rates frequently for once or twice.
    Also add the last slabs of SBI and ICICI for higher value transfers. SBI's 25K+ slab is missing and ICICI's 1 lack+ slab is missing.

    Wonderful work so far Dude!! Thanks!
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  44. Nice website.....
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  45. Thanks Madhu for the website...

    I do not see CitiRemit rates for some reason. It would be great if that could be added. I currently see it from,
    https://citiremit.payquik.com/info_exrates.php


    I would like to share with readers of this blog to use CitiRemit rather than Preferred Rupee accounts as rates differ by 0.55p per dollar on average. I lost some valuable money as it seemed obvious that a Preferred Account would offer a better rate than any transfer service by the same bank. But so was not the case.
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