Most currency tools answer the current-rate question.
For reporting, the harder question is usually historical:
- What was this pair worth on the invoice date?
- Can I export the rows into Excel, Google Sheets, or pandas?
- Is there a simple JSON endpoint for a dashboard or internal report?
- Can a finance blog or spreadsheet template embed a lightweight lookup widget?
FXpeek now has a 2026 Historical FX Reference Report for those workflows.
Report page:
PDF:
What the report covers
The report is designed for practical historical FX use cases:
- dated lookup for invoices, travel notes, ecommerce orders, and bookkeeping records
- regional and long-tail currency-pair workflows
- CSV exports for spreadsheet and analysis work
- lightweight JSON endpoints for apps and dashboards
- disclaimers around reference-rate usage
FXpeek keeps the first production batch narrow on purpose. It publishes data-backed pair pages instead of generating a large number of unsupported thin pages.
Example API calls
Latest reference rate:
curl 'https://fxpeek.com/api/rates?from=CNY&to=TRY'
Historical JSON:
curl 'https://fxpeek.com/api/history?from=CNY&to=TRY&days=365'
CSV export:
curl -L 'https://fxpeek.com/api/csv?from=CNY&to=TRY&days=365' \
-o cny-try-history.csv
API docs:
Embeddable widget
For blogs, finance pages, spreadsheet templates, or small dashboards, FXpeek also has a copyable widget:
Basic embed:
<div
data-fxpeek-widget
data-from="USD"
data-to="IDR"
data-amount="100"
data-locale="en"
></div>
<script async src="https://fxpeek.com/embed/fxpeek-widget.js"></script>
AI and citation file
FXpeek also exposes an AI-friendly discovery file with primary pages, API endpoints, locale entry points, and citation guidance:
Data note
FXpeek rates are reference data for historical lookup, reporting, spreadsheet workflows, and lightweight API examples. They are not transaction quotes, settlement rates, tax advice, trading signals, or financial advice.
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