AllRatesToday

AllRatesToday serves the official exchange rate tables that central banks and tax authorities publish (for example the ECB reference rates, the RBI reference rate, the NBP table A middle rates or the Bank of England spot rates), more than 120 institutions in all.

ingestr uses the keyless open endpoints, so no account or API key is needed. Use this source when you need the rate a specific institution published, for example for statutory accounting or tax reporting in a currency other than EUR. For plain ECB reference rates with history, Frankfurter is the simpler choice.

NOTE

The open endpoints serve only the latest table each institution has published, so this source cannot backfill history. Schedule it (daily, after the institution's publication time) and the merge strategy keeps one set of rows per published date. Requests are rate limited per IP. The data is free to use, including commercially, with a visible link to allratestoday.com wherever the rates are shown; see the open API terms.

URI format

allratestoday://

There are no URI parameters.

Tables

Table	PK	Inc Key	Inc Strategy	Details
central_banks	code	–	replace	Institutions with a published table: code, name, latest published date, cadence and a stale flag.
central_bank_rates:<bank>	bank, date, base, quote, rate_type	–	merge	The latest published table of one institution, e.g. central_bank_rates:rbi.

Each row of central_bank_rates reads as "1 base = rate quote" on date, as published. rate_type is what the institution calls the rate (reference, middle, buy, sell, ...). Banks that publish buy and sell rates produce one row per type.

Example

List the institutions, then load the Reserve Bank of India reference rates into DuckDB:

ingestr ingest \
  --source-uri 'allratestoday://' \
  --source-table 'central_banks' \
  --dest-uri 'duckdb:///rates.duckdb' \
  --dest-table 'main.central_banks'

ingestr ingest \
  --source-uri 'allratestoday://' \
  --source-table 'central_bank_rates:rbi' \
  --dest-uri 'duckdb:///rates.duckdb' \
  --dest-table 'main.rbi_rates'

An unknown bank code, or an institution with no published table yet, fails with the API's error message (HTTP 404).