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British Pound to Gold (troy ounce)

Convert GBP to XAU

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Updated Nov 10, 2026, 12:02 AM

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Updated Nov 10, 2026, 12:02 AM

GBP to XAU conversion table

Common British Pound amounts converted into Gold (troy ounce) at the mid-market rate dated on this page. Read a price straight off the table instead of typing an amount.

Amount in GBPConverted to XAU
1 GBP-
5 GBP-
10 GBP-
25 GBP-
50 GBP-
100 GBP-
250 GBP-
500 GBP-
1,000 GBP-
2,500 GBP-
5,000 GBP-
10,000 GBP-
25,000 GBP-
50,000 GBP-
100,000 GBP-

Convert XAU back to GBP

Amount in XAUConverted to GBP
1 XAU-
5 XAU-
10 XAU-
25 XAU-
50 XAU-
100 XAU-
250 XAU-
500 XAU-
1,000 XAU-
5,000 XAU-
10,000 XAU-

The figure shown is the mid-market rate: the midpoint between the buy and sell price, dated on the page. It is the rate before any margin is added, so a bank or a bureau de change will quote you a lower one.

About the British Pound to Gold (troy ounce) rate

This page converts the British Pound (GBP) into the Gold (troy ounce) (XAU) at the mid-market rate. Both currencies trade continuously on the foreign exchange market, and the ratio between them moves with interest rates, inflation and the trade flows between their economies. The rate shown here is the neutral reference each bank, card network and bureau de change then builds its own price on top of.

Every figure on this page is a mid-market reading of GBP/XAU, dated above. It says where the pair stood at that time, not where it is heading: no rate here is a forecast, a quote, or an offer to exchange.

GBP to XAU: common questions

How much is 100 GBP in XAU?

100 GBP converts to - XAU at the mid-market rate shown on this page, where one GBP is worth - XAU. The pair moves through the day, so check the date under the rate before you rely on the figure.

Is - the rate my bank will give me?

No. - is the mid-market rate for GBP to XAU, the midpoint between the buy and sell price and the rate before anyone adds a margin. A bank, a card network or a bureau de change quotes a lower rate on this pair and may charge a fee on top, so expect to receive less than the converted figure shown here.

What is the GBP to XAU exchange rate?

One GBP is worth - XAU, and one XAU is worth - GBP, at the time shown under the rate. The figure comes from ExchangeRate-API: it is a mid-market reading rather than a live trading price, and every figure on this page, the converter included, uses it.

How do I convert XAU back to GBP?

Use the inverse rate: one XAU is worth - GBP, so multiply your Gold (troy ounce) amount by that figure. You can also swap the two currencies in the converter above and the table recalculates in the other direction.

Can I convert GBP to XAU without internet?

Yes, in the Android app. It stores the last synced GBP to XAU rate on the device and keeps converting with no connection, then updates as soon as you are online again. This website needs a connection, because it fetches the rate when the page loads.

Why does the GBP to XAU rate keep changing?

The British Pound and the Gold (troy ounce) are priced against each other continuously on the currency market. Interest rates, inflation, trade flows and political news all move the pair, which is why the rate you saw in the morning is rarely the rate you see at night.

Convert GBP to XAU offline

The Android app keeps the last synced rates on your phone, so GBP to XAU still converts with no connection: on a plane, in a metro, or abroad without a data plan. It also converts one source currency into several targets on one screen, charts the history of every pair, and can send you a push notification when GBP/XAU crosses a level you set.

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The GBP to XAU rate on this page is an indicative mid-market rate from ExchangeRate-API, dated where it is shown. It is the rate before any margin is added, so a bank, a bureau de change or a payment provider will quote you less. Nothing on this page is financial advice.