US dollars to pounds (USD to GBP)

$1.00 =

£0.75

1 USD = 0.7463 GBP · 1 GBP = 1.3399 USD · ECB reference rate, 30 October 2026

Convert US dollars to pounds at the European Central Bank reference rate published on 30 October 2026.

Common amounts

Reference rate for 30 October 2026; amounts rounded to two decimals.

US dollars to British pounds
USDGBP
$1.00£0.75
$5.00£3.73
$10.00£7.46
$20.00£14.93
$50.00£37.32
$100.00£74.63
$250.00£186.58
$500.00£373.17
$1,000.00£746.33
$5,000.00£3,731.65
$10,000.00£7,463.30
British pounds to US dollars
GBPUSD
£1.00$1.34
£5.00$6.70
£10.00$13.40
£20.00$26.80
£50.00$66.99
£100.00$133.99
£250.00$334.97
£500.00$669.94
£1,000.00$1,339.89
£5,000.00$6,699.45
£10,000.00$13,398.90
USD/GBP over the past yearDown 2.2% since 31 October 2025
Low
0.7238
29 January 2026
High
0.7666
5 November 2025
Latest
0.7463
30 October 2026

A month ago, on 30 September 2026, 1 USD was 0.7526 GBP — 0.84% higher than today.

Converting US dollars to pounds

Dollars to pounds comes up whenever US income meets UK costs. Think RSUs vesting for someone who lives in Britain, a US client settling a UK invoice, or a visitor budgeting for a week in London.

The result uses the published reference rate. Planning a real transfer? Compare a few providers against this number, because the gap between their rate and this one is what the exchange actually costs.

Rates come from the European Central Bank euro reference rates. See how the rates are calculated for timing, cross rates and rounding.

Share grants in dollars and a mortgage in pounds belong on the same balance sheet. wlthy keeps each holding in its own currency and totals them for you.

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USD to GBP — common questions

How much is 1 US dollar in British pounds?

At the ECB reference rate for 30 October 2026, 1 USD = 0.7463 GBP. The converter above uses the same rate for any amount.

How much is 1,000 US dollars in British pounds?

$1,000.00 is £746.33 at the 30 October 2026 reference rate, before any bank margin or transfer fee.

Why is my bank's rate different?

Banks, card networks and money-transfer services set their own buy and sell prices, usually a little away from the reference rate, and may add a fixed fee. Compare their quote with this figure to see what the exchange costs you.

When does this rate change?

The European Central Bank publishes new reference rates on working days, normally around 16:00 Central European Time. At weekends and on TARGET holidays the latest working-day rate stays in place.

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