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Document currency. The currency of the transaction. For example, if you purchase a chair from a supplier in Mexico, the document currency is probably the Mexican peso. Local currency. The currency in which the financial books, including the transaction, are closed.

Default Base Currency The default API base currency is always United States Dollars (USD). It's not currently possible to set another default base for your entire account, so if (for example) you always need rates in GBP, you'll need to always add &base=GBP to your API requests.

Closing Exchange Rate means the number of shares of Acquiror Stock to be delivered or reserved for issuance in connection with the Merger (other than Contingent Shares) in respect of each share of Company Capital Stock, which shall be equal to the quotient obtained by dividing the number of Closing Shares by the ...

Documentation Required to Exchange Currency in India Passport. ID and address proof like PAN and Aadhaar (For Indian customers obtaining forex) Confirmed air ticket showing travel within 60 days. Valid Visa copy.

There are no "pure" exchange rates (apart from a few pegged currencies) so every country, merchant and institution sets their own buy/sell prices. Open Exchange Rates blends buy/sell prices from reliable sources to provide a consistent and unbiased level of accuracy.

The document currency is the currency of the transaction which depends on the structure of the transaction. In our example, we're legally obligated to pay 500 EUR. Thus our document currency is EUR. This currency is actually set on the document at the time of the transaction.

Open Exchange Rates provides a simple, lightweight and portable JSON API with live and historical foreign exchange (forex) rates for over 200 worldwide and digital currencies, via a simple and easy-to-integrate API, in JSON format.

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