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ISO 4217 Currency Codes Reference

ISO 4217 currency codes with names, symbols, and issuing countries for 40+ common currencies.

Last updated: 2026-08-28

codenamesymbolcountrynumeric
USDUS Dollar$United States840
EUREuroEuropean Union978
GBPBritish Pound Sterling£United Kingdom826
JPYJapanese Yen¥Japan392
CNYChinese Yuan Renminbi¥China156
AUDAustralian DollarA$Australia036
CADCanadian DollarC$Canada124
CHFSwiss FrancCHFSwitzerland756
HKDHong Kong DollarHK$Hong Kong344
SGDSingapore DollarS$Singapore702
INRIndian RupeeIndia356
RUBRussian RubleRussia643
BRLBrazilian RealR$Brazil986
ZARSouth African RandRSouth Africa710
KRWSouth Korean WonSouth Korea410
MXNMexican Peso$Mexico484
SEKSwedish KronakrSweden752
NOKNorwegian KronekrNorway578
DKKDanish KronekrDenmark208
PLNPolish ZlotyPoland985
CZKCzech KorunaCzech Republic203
HUFHungarian ForintFtHungary348
TRYTurkish LiraTurkey949
THBThai Baht฿Thailand764
IDRIndonesian RupiahRpIndonesia360
MYRMalaysian RinggitRMMalaysia458
PHPPhilippine PesoPhilippines608
VNDVietnamese DongVietnam704
NZDNew Zealand DollarNZ$New Zealand554
AEDUAE Dirhamد.إUnited Arab Emirates784
SARSaudi Riyal﷿Saudi Arabia682
ILSIsraeli ShekelIsrael376
UAHUkrainian HryvniaUkraine980
RONRomanian LeuleiRomania946
BGNBulgarian LevлвBulgaria975
HRKCroatian KunaknCroatia191
ISKIcelandic KronakrIceland352
NGNNigerian NairaNigeria566
EGPEgyptian Pound£Egypt818
ARSArgentine Peso$Argentina032
CLPChilean Peso$Chile152
COPColombian Peso$Colombia170
PENPeruvian SolS/Peru604
PKRPakistani RupeePakistan586
BDTBangladeshi TakaBangladesh050

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ISO 4217 define?
ISO 4217 is the international standard defining three-letter codes for currencies, such as USD for US Dollar, EUR for Euro, and JPY for Japanese Yen. Each code also has an associated numeric code and specifies the number of decimal places for the currency.
Why do some currencies have 0 decimal places?
Some currencies like the Japanese Yen (JPY) and Icelandic Króna (ISK) use 0 decimal places because their smallest unit is the base unit itself. This means amounts are expressed as whole numbers without fractional units like cents.