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The Polish zloty symbol is written zł: a lowercase z followed by ł, the Latin letter L with a stroke through it. There is no single Unicode currency sign for the zloty the way € exists for the euro, so the only special character you actually need is ł (U+0142). Copy it below. The z … Read more

The UAE dirham symbol has no single traditional character on your keyboard. The currency is normally written as the Arabic abbreviation د. إ or the three-letter ISO code AED, and you can copy either from the buttons below to paste anywhere. A dedicated dirham sign now exists in Unicode (U+20C3, approved after the Central Bank … Read more

The Israeli shekel symbol (₪) is the New Sheqel Sign at Unicode code point U+20AA. The fastest way to get it is the copy button below. There is no standard Windows Alt code for the shekel sign, so on a desktop your reliable options are the emoji panel (Win+. ), the Mac Character Viewer, or, … Read more

The Mexican peso symbol is the dollar sign ($), the same character used for the US dollar. The peso has no separate Unicode symbol of its own, so it borrows the dollar sign at code point U+0024, whose official Unicode name is DOLLAR SIGN. To keep it apart from other dollars, it is often written … Read more

The South African rand symbol is the capital letter R. There’s no dedicated Unicode character for it, so you type it by pressing the R key on any keyboard, in any app. Written in front of an amount, R100 means one hundred rand, and the ISO 4217 currency code is ZAR. Because the rand has … Read more

The Brazilian real symbol has no dedicated character. You type it as two keys: a capital R followed by a dollar sign, which gives R$. There is no single Unicode code point, no Windows Alt code, and no HTML entity for R$ as one glyph. You press R, then Shift+4 for $. The three-letter ISO … Read more

The fastest way to get the Saudi riyal symbol (﷼) is to copy it from the button below and paste it wherever you need it. There’s no standard Windows Alt code for this character, so on most keyboards copy-paste beats every other method. If you’d rather type it, use Word’s Alt+X trick or your system’s … Read more

Short answer: there’s no single-character Indonesian rupiah symbol — you type it as the two letters “Rp.” If you came here to grab the long dash (, ) that often gets pasted by mistake or used in price lists, copy it below and see the exact codes after the table. , is the EM DASH … Read more

Need the philippine peso symbol fast? Copy it below, then see the exact ways to type ₱ in Windows, Mac, Word, Excel, Google Docs/Sheets, mobile, Chromebook, and more. There’s no standard Windows Alt code for ₱, so the reliable methods are paste, Word’s Alt+X (20B1 then Alt+X), or the system pickers. ₱ is the PESO … Read more

Need the thai baht symbol fast? Copy ฿ below. There’s no standard Windows Alt code for ฿; in Word type 0E3F then press Alt+X, on Mac use Character Viewer, and on Chromebook use Ctrl+Shift+U 0e3f. HTML uses ฿ or ฿. THAI CURRENCY SYMBOL BAHT — Unicode U+0E3F. Thai baht symbol (฿) codes Symbol Name Unicode … Read more