Currency
World currency signs — dollar, euro, rupee, yen, bitcoin and more, with Unicode names and support notes.
Currency symbols are fully supported Unicode characters used in prices, financial content and usernames with a money theme.
Newer signs like ₿ (bitcoin) may not render on very old systems, while classics like $ € £ ¥ work everywhere.
For traders, crypto pages and finance creators, the newer signs carry real meaning: ₹ for rupee pricing, ₽ for ruble, ₺ for lira. Each was added in a specific Unicode version, which is exactly why support varies — ₿ arrived in Unicode 10 (2017), so a device that stopped updating before then simply has no glyph for it.
If you need guaranteed rendering, $ is still the safest character on this page. It exists in ASCII itself, meaning every system ever built can display it.
These signs also combine well with styled text. A bold 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐞 followed by ₹ or $ keeps the currency symbol readable while the word around it changes style — currency signs have no styled variants of their own.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a bitcoin symbol?expand_more
Yes — ₿ was added to Unicode 10. It renders on all modern devices but may show as a box on outdated systems.
Can currency signs be styled?expand_more
Currency signs themselves have no styled variants, but they can be combined freely with any Unicode font style around them.