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# Supported FX Currency Pairs

The currency pairs supported by BlueGamma's FX endpoints, covering spot, streaming, and forward rates.

BlueGamma's FX endpoints cover a broad set of currency pairs. Coverage differs by endpoint because spot and streaming rates come from a different data source than forward rates, so the two are listed separately below.

{% hint style="info" %}
Currency pairs are accepted in either direction — `EURUSD` and `USDEUR` both resolve. Any pair not quoted directly is derived as a cross rate through the US dollar legs.
{% endhint %}

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## Spot & Streaming — `/fx` and `/fx_stream`

The [`/fx`](/documentation/integrations/api/api-reference.md) spot endpoint and the [`/fx_stream`](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/streaming-real-time-fx-data.md) WebSocket cover **150 currencies across roughly 945 currency pairs**, including majors, crosses, and a wide range of emerging-market and exotic pairs.

### Full list

{% hint style="success" %}
**Download the complete list of supported pairs:** [fx-spot-pairs.csv](https://www.bluegamma.io/fx/fx-spot-pairs.csv)
{% endhint %}

The CSV has one row per pair with its `base`, `quote`, and descriptive name.

{% hint style="info" %}
`EURBGN` returns the fixed conversion rate of 1.95583, as Bulgaria adopted the euro on 1 January 2026. `ZWLZAR` and `XBRUSD` (Brent crude in US dollars) are available as daily closes only: pass a past date as `valuation_time` in the API, or `valuation_date` in Excel.
{% endhint %}

### Most common pairs

The pairs below cover the majors and the most widely used crosses. This is a representative selection, not the full list — see the CSV above for all 945.

|        |        |        |        |
| ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ |
| EURUSD | USDJPY | GBPUSD | USDCHF |
| AUDUSD | USDCAD | NZDUSD | EURJPY |
| EURGBP | EURCHF | EURAUD | EURCAD |
| EURNZD | GBPJPY | GBPCHF | GBPAUD |
| GBPCAD | GBPNZD | AUDJPY | AUDCHF |
| AUDNZD | AUDCAD | NZDJPY | CADJPY |
| CADCHF | CHFJPY | EURDKK | EURNOK |
| EURPLN | EURSEK | EURSGD | GBPDKK |
| GBPNOK | GBPSEK | USDAED | USDBRL |
| USDCLP | USDCNH | USDCOP | USDCZK |
| USDDKK | USDHKD | USDHUF | USDIDR |
| USDINR | USDKRW | USDMXN | USDNOK |
| USDPLN | USDRON | USDSAR | USDSEK |
| USDSGD | USDTHB | USDTRY | USDTWD |
| USDZAR |        |        |        |

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## Forwards — `/fx_forward` and `/fx_forward_curve`

The [`/fx_forward`](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/fetching-fx-forward-rates.md), [`/fx_forwards`](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/fetching-fx-forward-rates.md) and [`/fx_forward_curve`](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/fetching-an-fx-forward-curve.md) endpoints support forward rates across **39 currencies**. Any pair among these is supported: quoted directly where available, otherwise derived as a cross rate via the USD legs.

### Full list

{% hint style="success" %}
**Download the list of directly-quoted forward pairs:** [fx-forward-pairs.csv](https://www.bluegamma.io/fx/fx-forward-pairs.csv)
{% endhint %}

### Supported currencies

|     |     |     |     |     |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| AED | ARS | AUD | BHD | BRL |
| CAD | CHF | CLP | CNH | COP |
| CZK | DKK | EUR | GBP | HKD |
| HUF | IDR | INR | JPY | KRW |
| KWD | MAD | MXN | MYR | NOK |
| NZD | PEN | PHP | PLN | RON |
| SAR | SEK | SGD | THB | TRY |
| TWD | USD | VND | ZAR |     |

### Most common forward pairs

|        |        |        |        |
| ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ |
| EURUSD | GBPUSD | USDJPY | AUDUSD |
| NZDUSD | USDCAD | USDCHF | EURGBP |
| EURJPY | EURCHF | EURNOK | EURSEK |
| USDINR | USDBRL | USDMXN | USDZAR |
| USDSGD | USDHKD | USDKRW | USDTRY |

{% hint style="info" %}
If you need a forward pair that isn't listed, [contact us](mailto:support@bluegamma.io) — additional currencies can often be added.
{% endhint %}

### How far out forwards are quoted

Each pair is quoted to a different last tenor. The majors run furthest (EURUSD to 10Y; GBPUSD and USDTHB to 5Y), while many crosses stop earlier: EURGBP, GBPCHF and USDCNY at 2Y, USDCNH at 3Y, GBPNOK at 1Y. To check a pair, call `/fx_forward_curve` with `frequency=standard`: the curve ends at the last quoted tenor.

Any value date is accepted, not only the standard tenors. Between tenors the points are interpolated; beyond the last quoted tenor the curve is extended off the two currencies' interest rate curves and the result carries `extrapolated: true`. See [FX Forward Curves](/documentation/methodology/fx-forward-curves.md#beyond-the-last-quoted-tenor) for how.

Chinese yuan is quoted both onshore (`CNY`) and offshore (`CNH`), with different points and a longer quoted curve on `CNH`. Pick the one that matches your contract.

### Bid, ask and mid

The forward endpoints return mid rates only (`rate`, `forward_diff` and `premium` are all mid). Bid and ask are available for spot over the [streaming API](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/streaming-real-time-fx-data.md).

### History and update timing

Live forward points are fetched on request, so each call returns the latest quote. History is stored as one end-of-day snapshot per business day, taken at around 17:00 UTC, and **starts on 18 December 2025** for every directly quoted pair. Pass `valuation_time` (API), `valuation_date` (Excel) or pick a past date in the app to price off a past snapshot; the time of day does not change the result, because there is one snapshot per day. Spot history is separate and goes back decades for most pairs: see [How far back does BlueGamma's data go?](/documentation/reference/how-far-back-does-bluegammas-data-go.md).

Historical dates need a plan that includes historical data: see [Trials and Billing](/documentation/account-and-team-management/trials-and-billing.md#api-keys).

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## Related

|                       |                                                                                                             |
| --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Spot rates            | [API Reference](/documentation/integrations/api/api-reference.md) (`/fx`)                                   |
| Forward rates         | [Fetching FX Forward Rates](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/fetching-fx-forward-rates.md)     |
| Forward curves        | [Fetching FX Forward Curves](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/fetching-an-fx-forward-curve.md) |
| Real-time streaming   | [Streaming Real-Time FX Data](/documentation/integrations/api/how-to-guides/streaming-real-time-fx-data.md) |
| Interest rate indices | [Available Indices](/documentation/data-coverage/data-coverage/available-indices.md)                        |


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