Currency Symbols Reference

Curated reference of 67 currency and major crypto symbols, codes, names, and issuing areas.

$
USD
US Dollar
€
EUR
Euro
£
GBP
British Pound Sterling
₹
INR
Indian Rupee
¥
JPY
Japanese Yen
C$
CAD
Canadian Dollar
A$
AUD
Australian Dollar
CHF
CHF
Swiss Franc
¥
CNY
Chinese Yuan Renminbi
S$
SGD
Singapore Dollar
د.إ
AED
UAE Dirham
R$
BRL
Brazilian Real
FlagCodeSymbolName
🇺🇸USD$US Dollar
🇪🇺EUR€Euro
🇬🇧GBP£British Pound Sterling
🇮🇳INR₹Indian Rupee
🇯🇵JPY¥Japanese Yen
🇨🇦CADC$Canadian Dollar
🇦🇺AUDA$Australian Dollar
🇨🇭CHFCHFSwiss Franc
🇨🇳CNY¥Chinese Yuan Renminbi
🇸🇬SGDS$Singapore Dollar
🇦🇪AEDد.إUAE Dirham
🇧🇷BRLR$Brazilian Real
🇰🇷KRW₩South Korean Won
🇲🇽MXN$Mexican Peso
🇹🇭THB฿Thai Baht
🇸🇦SAR﷼Saudi Riyal
🇿🇦ZARRSouth African Rand
🇳🇿NZDNZ$New Zealand Dollar
🇭🇰HKDHK$Hong Kong Dollar
🇸🇪SEKkrSwedish Krona
🇳🇴NOKkrNorwegian Krone
🇩🇰DKKkrDanish Krone
🇵🇱PLNzłPolish Zloty
🇹🇷TRY₺Turkish Lira
🇷🇺RUB₽Russian Ruble
🇮🇩IDRRpIndonesian Rupiah
🇲🇾MYRRMMalaysian Ringgit
🇵🇭PHP₱Philippine Peso
🇹🇼TWDNT$New Taiwan Dollar
🇵🇰PKR₨Pakistani Rupee
🇧🇩BDT৳Bangladeshi Taka
🇳🇬NGN₦Nigerian Naira
🇪🇬EGPE£Egyptian Pound
🇻🇳VND₫Vietnamese Dong
🇨🇱CLP$Chilean Peso
🇨🇴COP$Colombian Peso
🇦🇷ARS$Argentine Peso
🇵🇪PENS/Peruvian Sol
🇮🇱ILS₪Israeli New Shekel
🇶🇦QAR﷼Qatari Riyal
🇰🇼KWDد.كKuwaiti Dinar
🇧🇭BHD.د.بBahraini Dinar
🇴🇲OMR﷼Omani Rial
🇯🇴JODد.اJordanian Dinar
🇨🇿CZKKčCzech Koruna
🇭🇺HUFFtHungarian Forint
🇷🇴RONleiRomanian Leu
🇮🇸ISKkrIcelandic Krona
🇷🇸RSDdin.Serbian Dinar
🇺🇦UAH₴Ukrainian Hryvnia
🇰🇪KESKShKenyan Shilling
🇬🇭GHSGH₵Ghanaian Cedi
🇹🇿TZSTShTanzanian Shilling
🇪🇹ETBBrEthiopian Birr
🇲🇦MADMADMoroccan Dirham
🇱🇰LKRRsSri Lankan Rupee
🇳🇵NPRRsNepalese Rupee
🇲🇲MMKKMyanmar Kyat
🇰🇭KHR៛Cambodian Riel
🇯🇲JMDJ$Jamaican Dollar
🇨🇷CRC₡Costa Rican Colón
🇵🇦PABB/.Panamanian Balboa
🇺🇾UYU$UUruguayan Peso
🇱🇧LBPL£Lebanese Pound
🇹🇳TNDDTTunisian Dinar
🪙BTC₿Bitcoin
🪙ETHΞEthereum

About Currency Symbols

Currency symbols are shorthand notations used to represent currencies in everyday use. The dollar sign ($) is used for several currencies, including the US, Canadian, and Australian dollars. The euro sign (€) is used across the 21 EU countries in the euro area as of 2026. The pound sign (£) has roots in the Latin word "libra," a unit of weight.

ISO 4217 Currency Codes

ISO 4217 is the international standard for three-letter currency codes. The first two letters typically represent the country (following ISO 3166), and the third letter represents the currency name. For example, USD = US (United States) + D (Dollar), and GBP = GB (Great Britain) + P (Pound). These codes are used universally in banking, finance, and international trade to avoid ambiguity.

Symbol Placement Conventions

Different countries place currency symbols differently. In the US, UK, and most English-speaking countries, the symbol precedes the number ($100). In many European countries, the symbol follows the number (100€). Some countries use the symbol as a decimal separator: in Brazil, R$1.000,50 uses a period for thousands and a comma for decimals, opposite to US convention.