Choose
Select the source and date
Start with the supported official source, dataset, and date used in the file or review.
About FXProof
Built for the moment someone asks, “Where did this rate come from?”
When an exchange rate goes into an invoice, expense, accounting file, tax calculation, audit response, or internal review, the number alone may not be enough. FXProof keeps the official source, selected date, signed proof, document id, payload hash, and verification details together.
Finding the rate is only half the job
Official rates are public reference data. The difficult part often comes later: showing which source and date were used, keeping the supporting file, and helping another person check the record without rebuilding the trail by hand.
That problem exists for a solo business preparing one year-end file as well as for a finance team closing every month. FXProof turns the pieces into one repeatable evidence workflow. The official institution remains the source of the rate; FXProof provides the signed proof document, its identifiers, and the verification layer around it.
How it works
A short path from source to checkable record
Open
Open a ready proof bundle
Readiness checks confirm that the proof files for that dataset and date are available before opening.
Check
Verify the document later
A recipient can use the document id and payload hash on the public verification page without an account.
Supported official sources
The list below comes from the active FXProof source catalog, so it stays aligned with the sources currently available in the product.
boc
Bank of Canada
ecb
European Central Bank
fed
Federal Reserve System
hmrc
His Majesty's Revenue and Customs
nbk
National Bank of Kazakhstan
See the document before choosing a plan
Open a static proof sample, then try the same public verification path a recipient can use later.
Directory listing
Software directory listing
FXProof is listed in the SourceForge business software directory.