Browse currency names, symbols and ISO 4217 codes by country. Rates are static reference values
🇺🇸 USA — US Dollar (USD, $)
World's reserve currency. 1 USD = 100 cents
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Currency information is a summary based on public sources. For live exchange rates consult a bank or forex site.
Using the World Currency Reference
A quick-reference table for travel, shopping, remittance, and study-abroad situations. ISO 4217 codes are the international standard for financial transactions and currency exchange.
What is ISO 4217?
The international 3-letter currency code standard. The first two letters are the country code and the last is typically the currency's initial (e.g., US + Dollar → USD).
Are these rates accurate?
No — these are approximate references. Actual bank rates include spread, cash buy/sell differences, and fees. Always check your bank or exchange's live rate before transacting.
Why do so many countries use the same currency name (peso, krone, dollar)?
Many names spread through colonial ties or trade links, and newly independent nations kept familiar terms. The ISO code or symbol prefix (C$, HK$) distinguishes them.
World Currency Symbols — 40+ Currencies, Names, ISO Codes
A free reference covering 40+ currencies across Asia, Europe, Americas, Oceania and Africa. See each currency's symbol (₩, $, €, ¥), ISO 4217 code, approximate KRW value, and interesting background notes. Perfect for travel, forex, or international shopping prep.