Frankfurter MCP server

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Frankfurter is a currency data feed built on rates published by central banks and official government sources, and Neotask can query it directly inside a conversation. Ask for the current EUR/USD rate, convert 12,500 GBP into JPY, or pull the historical rate of the Swiss franc against the dollar over the last two years, and the agent returns the numbers without you opening a converter site or a spreadsheet of stale rates. Because the source data is official rather than a scraped estimate, the figures are safe to drop into an invoice, a finance memo, or a board update.

• Live spot rates for any supported currency pair, sourced from central bank data
• Amount conversions computed on the spot in a single request
• Historical rate series over a specified date range for trend or reporting work

What you can automate

Frankfurter MCP server

Current and historical FX rates from central banks and official data providers; convert amounts or pull historical series.

Real workflows

Convert and report on currency exposure

A finance lead asks Neotask to convert a list of foreign invoices into USD using today's Frankfurter rate, then asks for how the EUR/USD rate has moved over the past quarter to explain the swing in a report.

Frequently asked questions

Where do Frankfurter’s rates come from?

From central banks and official government data providers, not an aggregator estimate, so the numbers are suitable for financial reporting.

Can it pull a rate history, not just today’s rate?

Yes — ask for a historical series over any date range for a given currency pair and Neotask returns it directly.