Currency symbols are the characters that stand for money, such as $ € £ ¥ ₹ ₩ ₽ and ₿, and they copy and paste like any other text. This page lists more than 50 currency signs with their names and Unicode code points, plus a table that matches each ISO 4217 code to its symbol.
Currency symbols copy and paste
Tap a currency sign to copy it, then paste it beside a price, a label or a spreadsheet cell. The groups follow geography, and the search box finds a sign by its name, for example “rupee”, “won” or “peso”.
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Currency codes and symbols
Every currency has a three-letter ISO 4217 code and many also have a sign; the table below pairs the two for twenty-six currencies. Two currencies can share a sign: ¥ stands for both the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan, and $ is used by dollars in many countries, so the code is what removes the doubt.
| ISO code | Symbol | Currency | Code point |
|---|---|---|---|
| USD | US dollar | U+0024 | |
| EUR | Euro | U+20AC | |
| GBP | Pound sterling | U+00A3 | |
| JPY | Japanese yen | U+00A5 | |
| CNY | Chinese yuan (renminbi) | U+00A5 | |
| INR | Indian rupee | U+20B9 | |
| KRW | South Korean won | U+20A9 | |
| RUB | Russian ruble | U+20BD | |
| TRY | Turkish lira | U+20BA | |
| VND | Vietnamese dong | U+20AB | |
| THB | Thai baht | U+0E3F | |
| PHP | Philippine peso | U+20B1 | |
| NGN | Nigerian naira | U+20A6 | |
| ILS | Israeli new shekel | U+20AA | |
| UAH | Ukrainian hryvnia | U+20B4 | |
| KZT | Kazakhstani tenge | U+20B8 | |
| GEL | Georgian lari | U+20BE | |
| AZN | Azerbaijani manat | U+20BC | |
| BDT | Bangladeshi taka | U+09F3 | |
| GHS | Ghanaian cedi | U+20B5 | |
| CRC | Costa Rican colón | U+20A1 | |
| PYG | Paraguayan guaraní | U+20B2 | |
| MNT | Mongolian tögrög | U+20AE | |
| LAK | Lao kip | U+20AD | |
| KHR | Cambodian riel | U+17DB | |
| AMD | Armenian dram | U+058F |
How to type currency symbols on a keyboard
Copying is quickest, but the common signs can also be typed. On Windows, hold Alt and type 0128 on the numeric keypad for €, 0163 for £, 0165 for ¥ and 0162 for ¢. On a Mac with a US keyboard, Option + 3 gives £, Option + Y gives ¥, Option + 4 gives ¢ and Option + Shift + 2 gives €. On an iPhone, holding the $ key on the number keyboard opens ¢, £, €, ¥, ₩ and ₱.
Newer signs have no shortcut on most keyboards. The Indian rupee sign ₹ was officially adopted in 2010 and the bitcoin sign ₿ joined Unicode in version 10.0 in 2017, so for those two a copy and paste, or the emoji and symbol panel of the device, is the practical route.
Where the symbol goes in a price
Placement depends on the language and the currency. English writes $5 and £20 with the sign first; German, French and Spanish usually write 5 € with the sign after the number. A code can replace the sign when clarity matters, as in CHF 40 or USD 25, which is also the safe choice when a sign is shared by several currencies.
Currency symbol generator: sign around a word
Type a word and the generator frames it with sixteen different currency signs at once, some of them restyled in bold, italic or script letters. For other sets of characters, see the arrow symbols page, and find every set on the FancyTextTool homepage.
Questions about currency symbols
What is the symbol for each currency?
The table on this page pairs 26 ISO 4217 codes with their signs, for example EUR with €, GBP with £, INR with ₹ and KRW with ₩. Currencies without a dedicated sign, such as the Swiss franc, are written with their code.
How do I type the euro sign?
On Windows hold Alt and type 0128 on the numeric keypad, on a Mac with a US keyboard press Option + Shift + 2, or simply copy the € from this page.
Why does my currency sign show as a box?
The font in use has no glyph for that character. The most common signs are in almost every font, while newer ones like ₹, ₺ and ₿ can be missing on very old systems.
Updated October 28, 2026.